Schwere Bronzefigur, patiniert, auf der Plinthe signiert "Hussmann", an der Schmalseite der Plinthe die Gießereimarke "Düsseldf. Broncebildgiesserei G.m.b.H.". Nackt reitender Jüngling treibt Pferd eine Anhöhe hinauf. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Höhe 48 cm. Der Bildhauer Albert Hinrich Hussmann studierte an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Berlin. Er spezialisierte sich auf Tierdarstellungen und gestaltete vor allem Pferde und Reiterfiguren mit großer Meisterschaft. So verlieh ihm Kaiser Wilhelm II. im Jahr 1914 die "Goldene Medaille für Kunst". Hussmann stellte seine Tierplastiken auch auf den Großen Deutschen Kunstausstellungen 1940, 1942 und 1943 aus.Zustand: II Questions about the lot?
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Our auction "German Historical Collectibles from 1919 onwards" includes 787 lots. The auction starts on Friday, 24th May, 2019 at 10:00 am. (Lots: 4001 - 4787). Pre-sale viewing: 15th - 19th, May, 2019 from 2pm - 6pm.
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