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    • Prof. Robert Wosak, "Santander Schloss Miranda"
      Feb. 24, 2024

      Prof. Robert Wosak, "Santander Schloss Miranda"

      Est: -

      Prof. Robert Wosak, "Santander Schloss Miranda" felsige nordspanische Küstenlandschaft bei Santander in Kantabrien mit Fernblick auf schlossartiges Gebäude überm Strand, Mischtechnik (Aquarell und Gouache über Bleistiftvorzeichnung), rechts unten ortsbezeichnet, betitelt signiert und datiert "Santander – Schloss Miranda – Robert Wosak 1929", rückseitig neuzeitliche Info zum Bild und Künstler, hinter Glas gerahmt, Falzmaße ca. 24,5 x 31 cm. Künstlerinfo: geboren als Robert Wozak, österreichischer Maler, Graphiker, Illustrator, Glas- und Porzellanmaler sowie Radierer (1876 Schwechat bei Wien bis 1944 Kritzendorf/Klosterneuburg bei Wien), zunächst ab 1891 Lehrerausbildung am Lehrerseminar St. Pölten, 1893 Studienabbruch und 1893–95 Schüler der Fachschule für Holzarbeiten in Wallachisch Meseritsch [tschechisch: Valašské Meziříčí], parallel Glasmaler für S. Reich & Co. in Meseritsch-Krasna, 1898 Übersiedlung nach München, hier als Porzellanmaler bei Schüssel & Pauson tätig, ab 1899 tätig als Pressezeichner und Polizeizeichner, parallel Schüler der privaten Malschule von Heinrich Knirr, kurzzeitig als Pressezeichner in Frankfurt am Main, 1910 Übersiedlung nach Klosterneuburg, hier an verschiedenen Schulen als Zeichenlehrer tätig, unter anderem 1915–19 Prof. am Gymnasium, parallel Pressezeichner für die "Illustrierte Kronen Zeitung", später auch für "Das Neue Wochenblatt", das "Badener Volksblatt“ und die „Reichspost“, auf Grund seiner Pressetätigkeit 1917 Freistellung vom Kriegsdienst, Mitglied im Verein der Kulturfreunde Kritzendorf, im „Verein heimischer Künstler“ und in der katholischen Hochschulverbindung "Welfia", ab 1920 freischaffend als Werbegraphiker, Landschafts- und Kirchenmaler, 1929 zeitweise in Holland ansässig, unternahm Mal- und Studienreisen an die Nordsee, nach Oberschlesien, Spanien, Skandinavien, Italien und die Niederlande, Quelle: Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon", Österreichisches Biographisches Lexikon, Info Gemeinde Klosterneuburg, Fuchs "Maler des 19. Jh." und Dressler. Prof. Robert Wosak, "Santander Schloss Miranda" rocky northern Spanish coastal landscape near Santander in Cantabria with distant view of castle-like building above the beach, mixed media (watercolour and gouache over pencil sketch), location inscribed, titled, signed and dated "Santander - Schloss Miranda - Robert Wosak 1929" lower right, modern information about the painting and artist on the reverse, framed behind glass, folded dimensions approx. 24.5 x 31 cm. Artist information: born Robert Wozak, Austrian painter, graphic artist, illustrator, glass and porcelain painter and etcher (1876 Schwechat near Vienna to 1944 Kritzendorf/Klosterneuburg near Vienna), initially trained as a teacher at the St. Pölten teacher training college from 1891, dropped out in 1893 and studied at the technical school for woodwork in Wallachian Meseritsch [Czech: Valašské Meziříčí] from 1893-95, parallel glass painter for S. Reich & Co. Reich & Co. in Meseritsch-Krasna, moved to Munich in 1898, worked here as a porcelain painter for Schüssel & Pauson, from 1899 worked as a press draughtsman and police draughtsman, at the same time a student at Heinrich Knirr's private painting school, briefly worked as a press draughtsman in Frankfurt am Main, moved to Klosterneuburg in 1910, worked here as a drawing teacher at various schools, including 1915-19 prof. at the grammar school, at the same time press draughtsman for the "Illustrierte Kronen Zeitung", later also for "Das Neue Wochenblatt", the "Badener Volksblatt" and the "Reichspost", exempted from military service due to his press activities in 1917, member of the "Verein der Kulturfreunde Kritzendorf", in the "Verein heimischer Künstler" and in the Catholic university association "Welfia", from 1920 freelance commercial artist, landscape and church painter, 1929 temporarily resident in Holland, undertook painting and study trips to the North Sea, Upper Silesia, Spain, Scandinavia, Italy

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    • View from Leopoldsberg down on Vienna, 1941
      Nov. 22, 2018

      View from Leopoldsberg down on Vienna, 1941

      Est: €400 - €600

      water color signed, dated and titled lower left 9,8 x 38,6 framed

      Lehner Kunstauktionen
    • Watercolour "On the Sea Horizon" by Robert Wosak, Austria 1913
      Dec. 07, 2012

      Watercolour "On the Sea Horizon" by Robert Wosak, Austria 1913

      Est: €2,400 - €3,000

      Watercolour on cardboard Austria, 1913 Robert Wosak (1876-1944) - Austrian painter Artworks by Robert Wosak fetch up to 6,000 Euros in international auctions Signed and dated lower left "ROBERT WOSAK 1913" In a gilt, carved frame Overall dimensions, framed: 60.5 x 83.5 cm Good condition This extraordinary watercolour by the Austrian painter Robert Wosak shows the most atmospheric view of an ocean surface, colourfully gleaming in the twilight. The horizon is set very high, so that the water surface takes up nearly two thirds of the painting. On the right side, a boat sails right on the horizon. The yellowish evening sky is crossed by a few blue clouds. The painting displays the artist's talent and genius in mastering the watercolour technique to perfection. He lets the colours melt into each other and then seems to have deliberately separated them again. The painting has unique easiness and insouciance. Especially the fine colour nuances that blend from the sunnier, brighter left half into the darker areas on the right side reveal Wosak's great artistic skill. A stylistic affinity with his great contemporary, Ferdinand Hodler, is quite obvious when looking at this work of art. The painting is in good condition with minor traces of age, staining and few tiny abrasions. The beautifully gilded frame has usual traces of age and wear. The painting is signed and dated lower left, "ROBERT WOSAK 1913". The overall dimensions, framed, are 60.5 x 83.5 cm and the cardboard measures 54 x 77 cm. Robert Wosak (1876-1944) The Austrian artist Robert Wosak received his education in the field of graphic design and painting in Munich, Germany. After some international journeys and several years in Germany, Wosak returned to his home country where he soon connected to the local arts and cultural groups. Wosak was a very versatile artist; his motifs range from religious subjects, genre scenes, landscapes and architectural representations to animal studies and still lifes.

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