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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jun 29, 2023 | Karl & Faber | Munich | Modern Art | Evening Sale | 611 | Estimates not disclosed | Abduction scene - Design (Rape of the daughters of Leucippus) |
paintings
71 x 87.5 cm (27.95 x 34.45 in)
Oil on cardboard, laid down on cardboard and mounted on canvas
Signed upper right
Collection A. von Dulong, Berlin;
Galerie Hugo Helbing, auction Frau von Dulong Collection, Munich October 21, 1912, lot 9, with b/w illustration plate 2;
Rudolph Lepke, auction, Berlin April 21, 1914, lot 92, with b/w illustration plate 4 (“Rape of the Sabine Women”);
Albert Walter von Heymel Collection, Berlin, until 1917;
Paul Cassirer/Hugo Helbing, auction including the estate of A. W. von Heymel, Berlin March 8, 1917, lot 17, with b/w illustration;
Ms. Toni Lessing, Berlin, from 1917;
A. Tietz Collection, Cologne, until 1933;
Lempertz, Cologne November 23, 1933, lot 39, without illustration;
Dr. Conrad Doebbeke (1889-1954), Berlin;
Gerd Rosen Gallery, Berlin, April 1961;
Lempertz, Cologne December 1, 1961, lot 95, with b/w illustration plate 37;
Gallery at the Hauptmarkt, Nuremberg;
Private collection, Baden-Württemberg, acquired from the aforementioned in 1975.
Lovis Corinth, Von der Heydt-Museum, Wuppertal 1999, Kat.-Nr. 18, mit farb. Abb. S. 67;
Lovis Corinth, Fundación Juan March, Madrid 1999, Kat.-Nr. 14, mit farb. Abb. S. 55, verso auf dem Rahmen mit dem Etikett;
Philipp Franck und die Berliner Secession von Max Liebermann bis Lesser Ury, Museum Kronberger Malerkolonie, Kronberg im Taunus 2013/14.
Lovis Corinth
1858 Tapiau/Ostpreußen - Zandvoort 1925
Abduction scene - Design (Rape of the daughters of Leucippus)
Oil on cardboard, laid down on cardboard and mounted on canvas. (1904). Ca. 71 x 87.5 cm. Signed upper right.
• This work was strongly influenced by Peter Paul Rubens
• Painted during Corinth"s Berlin phase
• In his extensive oeuvre, Corinth returned to the theme of abduction in later prints
Numbered by an unknown hand on the reverse on the stretcher. Berend-Corinth/Herard 302.
