Walther Purschke (1924-2011) - Der Quästor

Information about the artist Walter Purschke: Education: Original apprenticeship as a porcelain and ceramic painter. After 1945, pupil of the hunting painter G. W. Kielbach. Further training with Hein König at his private painting and drawing school “Die Form” in Munich-Schwabing. Places of activity: Munich and Berlin. Style: Finely glaze-like, historizing painting in the tradition of classical genre painting. Subjects: Oil paintings on canvas or wood, including portraits (e.g., peasant portraits), landscapes, as well as detailed history and genre scenes (e.g., rounds of gentlemen smoking, drinking, or reading; merchants in offices; chess players). Signature: His works are often signed in the lower left with “W. Purschke München” and the location. Market and trade: Works by Walter Purschke are regularly traded in the art trade as well as at auctions or platforms. The photographs were taken in daylight and without additional filters. Please note that there may still be color variations from the original depending on the display device.

Estimate:£338.04

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