Eva Hermann, Sanary
Oil on Canvas
24x20in
$1,480
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Henrieke Ribbe
Germany
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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor on Paper
- Other details : Artwork on fixed support. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 11.8x11.8in
About this artwork
Lion and Marta Feuchtwanger went into exile in 1933, first to Sanary in southern France, and later to the USA. This watercolor depicts the couple in a library, Marta looking towards the viewer, while Lion Feuchtwanger gazes into the distance. Both figures have serious expressions. The painting gains a great warmth from the earthy brown tones in the background, contrasted by the white clothing of the subjects. The image reflects the somber situation…
of the exiled intellectuals and simultaneously radiates a sense of calm and harmony between the couple.
Henrieke Ribbe
Germany
Henrieke Ribbe, born in Hanover in 1979, studied at the HfbK in Hamburg, where she received her diploma in 2005 under Werner Büttner. She now lives and works in Berlin. Ribbe primarily paints portraits, sometimes choosing motifs that are vibrant and colorful, conveying glamour and celebrity. She also paints very personal portraits, including a series of portraits of the staff of the Berlin club "Kater Holzig." In 2019, she created a series of large-format portraits of female artists with their children. These works were featured in the exhibition "The Caucasian Chalk Circle" at the Westwerk gallery in Hamburg. Her work is often biographical, extremely subtle, and meticulously observed. Her pieces have been shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions.
Henrieke Ribbe is part of the artists' group "3 Hamburger Frauen".
Henrieke Ribbe is part of the artists' group "3 Hamburger Frauen".
Henrieke Ribbe
Lion und Marta Feuchtwanger
$1,190
