#bargheer

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Eduard Bargheer  (German, 1901-1979)

Sant Angelo d'Ischia, 1957

Watercolor on paper

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Eduard Bargheer (German, 1901-1979) Houses / Häuser, 1949 oil on paper laid on fiberboard, 42.7 x 62.4 cm

Ketterer Kunst | Modern Art II,  2017

Bargheer's early style was still marked by a bleak, clayey color scale. The coloring and expression of his works were still under the influence of Edvard Munch, van Gogh's early works and the Flemish Expressionists. A few years later this changed.

In 1929 Eduard Bargheer became a member of the "Hamburger Sezession". A scholarship from the city of Hamburg enabled Bargheer to spend a prolonged period of time in Paris in 1933, with his own studio south of Montparnasse. In late 1935 Eduard Bargheer visited the Italian island of Ischia for the first time, where he met the painters Werner Gilles and Rudolf Levy. In 1935 the artist also met Paul Klee, whom he visited in Bern a year later. The stylistic change in Bargheer's works was brought about by his move to Foro d'Ischia in 1939. His works from this Italian period show a significant tendency towards abstraction and are characterized by bright colors.

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Eduard Bargheer  (German, 1901-1979)

Neapel / Neapel 2 (Naples), 1964

Double-sided watercolour, verso over preparatory pencil drawing, on slightly grained laid paper, 32.10 x 43.30 cm

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Eduard Bargheer (German, 1901 – 1979)

Nocturnal Forio (Nächtliches Forio), 1953

Gouache on wove paper, 29.8 x 45 cm

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Eduard Bargheer (German, 1901 – 1979)

Portrait’s head (Porträtkopf), 1950

Watercolor

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Eduard Bargheer (German, 1901 – 1979)

International Bar, 1953

Watercolour, 100 x 130 cm

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Eduard Bargheer (German, 1901 – 1979)

Head (Kopf), 1965

Watercolour