ROBIN CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN* (Vienna 1890 - 1969 Vienna)
Lady in a hat
watercolor and indian ink/paper, 22 x 17 cm

ESTIMATE °€ 300 - 500
STARTING PRICE °€ 300

Austrian painter of the 20th century. His father Christian Georgius Andersen came from Denmark, ran a workshop for decorative painting in Vienna from 1880. Attended the Robert Scheffer painting school in Vienna from 1905 to 1907, together with Anton Faistauer, Gustav Schuett, Anton Peschka and John Quincy Adams. 1907 to 1908 at the painting school of Gustav Bauer (formerly Heinrich Strehblow). In 1909 and 1910, with Anton Faistauer and Gustav Schuett, travels to Monte Verità near Ascona in Italy. With Egon Schiele, Anton Faistauer, Albert Paris Guetersloh and Anton Kolig in the Neukunstgruppe, also a member of the Kunstschau and later the Neue Secession and the Sonderbund. In 1913 his sister married Anton Faistauer. From 1920 member of the Hagenbund, 1921 co-founder of the Gobelin Manufaktur and participation in exhibitions of the Salzburg Association Wassermann. Known students such as Franz Elsner, Lisi Engels, Kurt Absolon, Eduard Angeli, Joannis Avramidis, Liselott Beschorner, Johann Fruhmann, Leopold Ganzer, Franz Grabmayr, Giselbert Hoke, Alfred Kornberger. Remained faithful to the figurative mode of representation, created mainly portraits, landscapes and still lifes. Intensive study of Paul Cezanne, painterly expressionism of color and form with an approach to New Objectivity. Works mainly in the possession of the Leopold Museum, the Albertina and the Austrian Gallery Belvedere. Gerhart Gerardus Joseph Richard Frankl (* May 12, 1901 in Vienna; † June 24, 1965 ibid.) was an Austrian painter. In the summer of 1920, Frankl first went to Noetsch in the Carinthian Gail Valley as a painting student of Anton Kolig. Together with Bohdan He?mansky and Johann Wolfgang Schaukal, Frankl was one of the first members of the workshop community that Kolig gathered around him.

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