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Bleistiftzeichnung "Park, Dessau" von Martin Lehmann (1884–1949/1950) aus dem Jahr 1900

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Bleistiftzeichnung "Park, Dessau" von Martin Lehmann (1884–1949/1950) aus dem Jahr 1900* BLEISTIFTZEICHNUNG MARTIN LEHMANN STEGLITZ PARK DESSAU 1900 UNIKAT ORIGINAL zum Verkauf steht eine Zeichnung * eine Bleistiftzeichnung * von Martin Lehmann (18841949 1950) * auf Tonpapier * Papier auf einem Karton montiert * unten rechts mit Bleistift handsigniert und bezeichnet: Lehmann Park, Dessau Martin Lehmann 00 * aus dem Jahr 1900 * Martin Lehmann studierte gemeinsam mit seinem Zwillingsbruder Walter an der Kunstgewerbeschule Dessau * aus

* BLEISTIFTZEICHNUNG MARTIN LEHMANN STEGLITZ PARK DESSAU 1900 UNIKAT ORIGINAL


zum Verkauf steht eine Zeichnung

* eine Bleistiftzeichnung
* von Martin Lehmann (1884–1949/1950)
* auf Tonpapier
* Papier auf einem Karton montiert
* unten rechts mit Bleistift handsigniert und bezeichnet: „Lehmann“ / „Park, Dessau“ / „Martin Lehmann 00“
* aus dem Jahr 1900
* Martin Lehmann studierte gemeinsam mit seinem Zwillingsbruder Walter an der Kunstgewerbeschule Dessau
* aus einer Mappe des Nachlasses des ehemaligen Lehmann-Steglitz Ateliers, weitere Blätter aus dem Nachlass sind separat zu finden
* Original
* Unikat

* Martin Lehmann studierte gemeinsam mit seinem Zwillingsbruder Walter an der Kunstgewerbeschule Dessau und bei Max Koch an der Unterrichtsanstalt des Kunstgewerbemuseums Berlin. Anschließend arbeiteten sie für die Druckerei Arnold Weylandt in Berlin. 1913 gründeten beide gemeinsam ein Werbeatelier in Berlin-Steglitz und nannten sich seitdem Lehmann-Steglitz. Gleichzeitig wurden beide in den Deutschen Werkbund berufen. Sie illustrierten u. a. die Tageszeitung Berliner Volkszeitung und die Zeitschrift Das Plakat. Nach dem Tod Walters 1921 führte Martin das Atelier alleine weiter. Er schuf unzählige Gebrauchsgrafiken und Plakate für zahlreiche Unternehmen, darunter u. a. Die Deutsche Reichsbahn, Kodak, Henkel (Waschmittel Persil), Mülhens (Marke 4711) und Kaffee HAG. Daneben arbeitete er auch für die Wahlwerbung der Deutschen Demokratischen Partei und der Deutschen Volkspartei.

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* 28,3 × 37,5 cm

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* sehr guter Zustand, siehe Fotos

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