Charlotte Hilmer, Charlotte Hilmer, Painting, Young Woman, 1939-45, Framed, 1920s, Oil on Canvas

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Charlotte hilmer
1909 hamburg – 1958 (suicide) ibid.

'seated young woman'
oil on canvas, relined, stretcher, framed
signed in reddish-brown … Read more Charlotte hilmer
1909 hamburg – 1958 (suicide) ibid.

'seated young woman'
oil on canvas, relined, stretcher, framed
signed in reddish-brown ink lower left, [circa 1939-45]
size: 60.5 x 50 cm (without frame) / 71 x 59 cm (with frame)

this painting was likely part of the 1999 exhibition "arnold and charlotte hilmer" at the herold gallery, hamburg.

a card from the herold gallery with information about the artist, the work, and its original price (dm 7,500) is included with the painting. The present painting is not pictured in the exhibition catalog published at that time.

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charlotte hilmer
painter, draughtswoman, printmaker.

wife of the artist arnold hilmer (1908 hamburg – 1993 ibid.).

1928-29 studied at the hamburg state school of art

1929-30 studied at the königsberg academy of art

1930-33 studied at the stuttgart academy of art

charlotte hilmer's work includes "flower and blossom paintings in luminous colors, landscapes with circling suns in flowing lines, figure paintings in statuesque stillness, and archaic, feminine primal forms" (maike bruhns).

solo exhibitions:

1939 she had a studio exhibition in hamburg with her husband

1950, 1953, 1955 voksheim cultural association, hamburg

1956 museum of ethnology, hamburg (together with arnold hilmer)

1958 hamburger kunsthalle

1960 märkisches museum, witten

1964 hanna bekker vom rath art gallery, frankfurt am main m.

1999 galerie herold, hamburg (with arnold hilmer)

collections:
hamburger kunsthalle
collection of the hamburger sparkasse
collection of dr. Maike bruhns, hamburg
märkisches museum, witten this piece has an attribution mark,
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