Renée SINTENIS (1888-1965) - Lot 30

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Renée SINTENIS (1888-1965) - Lot 30
Renée SINTENIS (1888-1965) Kleine Daphne - Little Daphne, [1918] Proof in bronze with brown patina. Monogrammed "RS". Foundry stamp "NOACK BERLIN". Original marble base. Height : 29,1 cm Height with base : 34,5 cm Provenance: - Emil Rudolf Weiss Collection, Berlin. - Private collection from the south of Germany. - Lempertz sale, Berlin, May 28, 2008, n° 294. - Private collection, Paris. Acquired at the latter. Exhibitions: - Renée Sintenis, Berlin, 1958 (Haus am Waldsee), cat. no. 13, a similar copy reproduced. - Berlin/Osnabrück/Regensburg/Friedberg/Düren 1983/1984 (Georg Kolbe-Museum Kulturgeschichtliches Museum Osnabrück Ostdeutsche Galerie Regensburg Galerie am alten Rathaus Friedberg Leopold Hoesch-Museum Düren), Renée Sintenis. Sculptures, drawings, prints, respectively cat. no. 16 with ill. 84 . - Lindau and Bregenz 1961, Professor Renée Sintenis. The plastic work, drawings and engravings. Johann Michael Wilm. An Old Master of German Goldsmithing, cat. no. 3. Bibliography: - Die Dame, 1921, notebook 14, a similar copy reproduced p. 5. - Jahrbuch der Jungen Kunst 5, 1924, a similar copy reproduced p. 269. - René Crevel and Georg Biermann, Renée Sintenis, Berlin, Klinkhardt & Biermann, 1930, a similar copy reproduced on p. 22. - Der Kunstwanderer, 1931, a similar copy reproduced on p. 227. - Wolfgang Stechow, Apollo und Daphne, Leipzig and Berlin 1932, a similar copy reproduced on p. 63. - Hanna Kiel, Renée Sintenis, Berlin 1935, reproduced p. 18 or Berlin 1956, reproduced p. 16. - Charles L. Kuhn, German Expressionism and Abstract Art, Cambridge, The Harvard Collections, 1957, a similar copy reproduced on p. 71, no. 116. - Britta E. Bulhmann, Renée Sintenis: Werkmonographie der Skulpturen, Darmstadt, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1987, a similar copy reproduced p. 172, no. 63. The present bronze of "Daphne" originally came from the collection of the painter and graphic artist Emil Rudolf Weiss, who was well known in his time and had been married to the sculptor since 1917.
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