Auction 110 - Tag 3
Fine Art, Ceramics, Metalware & Sculptures
By Auktionshaus Mehlis
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May 27, 2023
Hammerstraße 30, 8523 Plauen, Germany
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This is session 3 of 3 of our 110th auction
featuring over 1300 items in the categories fine art, ceramics, metalware, sculptures and more! Please visit our webpage to find the current session schedule with the respective categories and further information.
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LOT 3666:
Grete Budde, squatting hare 1920s, signed on the reverse "G. Budde", on the plinth inscription in relief: ...
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Sold for: €1,300
Start price:
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Buyer's Premium: 27%
VAT: 19%
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Grete Budde, squatting hare 1920s, signed on the reverse "G. Budde", on the plinth inscription in relief: "N. V. Hoedhaar Rotterdam", squatting small hare with defiantly raised snout, on small rectangular plinth, in good condition due to its age, slightly in need of cleaning, h 10 cm. 1920s, signed on the reverse "G. Budde", on the plinth inscription in relief: "N. V. Hoedhaar Rotterdam", squatting small hare with defiantly raised snout, on small rectangular plinth, in good condition due to its age, slightly in need of cleaning, h 10 cm. Artist info: actually Margarete (1883 Luckenwalde to 1967 Halle), her family (hat manufacturers) supported her in her artistic education, as women were not allowed to study at the state academy in Prussia, she took private lessons with Fritz Klimsch and Max Kruse in Berlin and Ulfert Janssen in Munich, travelled to Paris in 1911/12, where she was strongly influenced by Aristide Maillol and Auguste Rodin, from 191 resident in Halle/Saale, she is known for portrait busts of scientific greats, but also of women and children from her circle of acquaintances and friends, she withdrew from public life during the Nazi era. Source: courage-halle.de.
