Prof. Bruno Mauder ; Koboltblå glasskrukke fra 1914/ 1915

Kobåltblå glasskrukke/ pokal.

Jugend stil/ art nouveau; Av Bruno Mauder ca 1914/ 1915,

Mål: Høyde 15 cm, diameter 13,5 åpning i krukken, 15 cm diameter lokk.

Krukkens høyde uten lokk er 10 cm

Tilstand: Ingen sprekker eller reparasjoner, hel og fin, 3 bittesmå nag/hakk på innsiden av kanten av lokket og et bittelite nag/hakk på kanten av krukkeåpningen. Sliasje/ skraper under foten. Krukken er i to hele stykker med åpning helt ned i fot og i knopp på lokket.

Bruno Mauder (1877-1948), a designer of glass art, studied at the School of Applied Arts in Munich from 1899 to 1901 and in 1909, was appointed director of technical school for glass industry and wood carving in Zwiesel, Germany. For the next 40 years, Mauder worked as a glass designer in this area including the famed glassworks at Theresienthal. He is known for his hollow glass designs that combine traditional German patterns with contemporary expressionist and abstract Bauhaus imagery. Although Mauder authored works specifically on glass design in 1930s, Ornamente von Bruno Mauder, dated 1910, appears to be one of his earliest publications. Publisher Christian Stoll produced numerous large visual folios, such as his work, to promote innovative patterns to inspire designers worldwide. With this purpose in mind, this folio consists of a series of 16 chromolithographic plates of colorful, bold, and abstract forms reminiscent of the work of Austrian artist Koloman Moser (1868-1918) and the Wiener Werkstȁtte school. The school, founded in Vienna in 1903, aimed to raised that status of the craftsman to artist with the ultimate goal of enhancing life through the creation and promotion of innovative and finely crafted functional and decorative objects.

1916 wurde er zum Professor ernannt.

Viele von Mauders Glasschöpfungen befinden sich in europäischen Museen, insbesondere in München und im Schloss Moritzburg bei Halle. Von Mauder stammen insgesamt 38 Fachaufsätze und

Samler

Antikk

Jugend

Stettskål med lokk

Pokal med lokk

Krukke med lokk

Koboltblå

Cobalt blue

Blå

Tysk

München