Adolf Bock - Brigantine bei absoluter Flaute

Description

Additional product information

Item number

1084

Painter

Adolf Bock

Biographical

* 1890 in Berlin, † 1968 in Helsingborg (Sweden)

Title

Brigantine bei absoluter Flaute , die Wolken im Hintergrund machen Hoffnung auf aufkommenden Wind (brigantine in absolute calm, the clouds in the background give hope for an upcoming wind)

Year

1931

Technique

oil on canvas

Width [cm]

38

Height [cm]

46

Width incl. frame [cm]

48

Height incl. frame [cm]

56

Frame

silver wood frame

Special features

The oil painting is in an immaculate condition, cleaned and newly varnished as well as newly framed with a silver wood frame. Adolf Bock was supported by emperor Wilhelm II. and later on by Adolf Hitler, who appointed him professor in 1944. Bock was one of the most famous marine painters of his time aside Hans Bohrdt, Claus Bergen and Willy Stöwer. Works by him rarely show up on the art market. Signed and dated "1931".

Note regarding value-added tax

Works of art/special regulation: no indication of value-added tax because of differential taxation according to §25a, UstG (German Value Added Tax Act).