RUDOLF HÖCKNER (1864-1942). farmhouses.
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Rudolf Höckner (1864-1942), Farmhouses, oil on canvas, signed, titled and inscribed on the back of the stretcher frame “No 1058.“, ca. 29 x 40 cm, with frame approx. 38 x 50 cm
Rudolf Höckner mostly created small-format landscape paintings from the Hamburg area and is regarded - after Thomas Herbst - as an important Hamburg impressionist. After studying art in Weimar, he moved to Flensburg in 1895 for economic reasons, and in 1905 he moved to Hamburg with his wife. From 1907, he exhibited his paintings primarily in galleries in Hamburg and Altona. In 1915 he moved to Wedel, where he found numerous motifs for his paintings. His atmospheric landscapes are still popular with collectors who appreciate the subtle color and lighting moods and the atmospheric nuances of his works.
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Occasionally tiny spots, weak pressure point in the lower right corner.
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Description
Rudolf Höckner (1864-1942), Farmhouses, oil on canvas, signed, titled and inscribed on the back of the stretcher frame “No 1058.“, ca. 29 x 40 cm, with frame approx. 38 x 50 cm
Rudolf Höckner mostly created small-format landscape paintings from the Hamburg area and is regarded - after Thomas Herbst - as an important Hamburg impressionist. After studying art in Weimar, he moved to Flensburg in 1895 for economic reasons, and in 1905 he moved to Hamburg with his wife. From 1907, he exhibited his paintings primarily in galleries in Hamburg and Altona. In 1915 he moved to Wedel, where he found numerous motifs for his paintings. His atmospheric landscapes are still popular with collectors who appreciate the subtle color and lighting moods and the atmospheric nuances of his works.
Condition
Occasionally tiny spots, weak pressure point in the lower right corner.
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