Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI

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拍卖时间:2026-09-12 16:00

拍卖行: Kendzia

专场: 肯齐亚秋季拍卖会 - 三日拍卖第3场/共3场

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Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI QUIS TOTUM DIEM CURRENS AD VESPERUM PERVENIT SATIS EST’ = ‘He who runs all day and arrives in the evening has had enough’ (both lost), H. 186 cm, W. 116 cm, restored, minor losses, provenance: Collection of Hans Barlach, Hamburg, cf.: "Ver Sacrum", Communications of the Association of Visual Artists of the Vienna Secession, Issue 9, 1901, p. 165ff Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) "Der Wanderer" für die X. Ausstellung der Wiener Secession (1901), Eichenholz lasiert auf später angefertigtem Sockel (Figur stand ursprünglich auf einen Stab gestützt auf naturalistischem Stein Sockel mit Seneca Zitat "SI QUIS TOTUM DIEM CURRENS AD VESPERUM PERVENIT SATIS EST" = "Wer den ganzen Tag läuft und am Abend ankommt, für den ist es genug" (beides verloren), H. 186cm, B. 116cm, rest., kleine Fehlstellen, Provenienz: Slg. Hans Barlach, Hamburg, Vgl.: Ver Sacrum, Mittheilungen der Vereinigung Bildender Künstler der Wiener Secession, Heft 9, 1901, S. 165f

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Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片1
Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片2
Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片3
Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片4
Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片5
Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片6
Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片7
Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片8
Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片9
Luksch, Richard (1872-1936) ‘The Wanderer’ for the 10th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession (1901), glazed oak on a later-made plinth (the figure originally stood supported by a rod on a naturalistic stone plinth bearing a quotation from Seneca: ‘SI 图片10