Renée Sintenis

Sich leckendes Fohlen
1928

Bronze

10.5 cm / 4 1/8 in

Signed with the initials on the bottom of the left foot and "24" numbered on the underside

Werkverzeichnis Buhlmann 1987 Nr. 136

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Provenance

Privatsammlung Berlin; Privatsammlung Irland (durch Erbschaft, -2022)

Literature

Ursel Berger/Günter Ladwig (ed.), "Renée Sintenis – Das plastische Werk", Berlin 2013, Nr. 101
Britta E. Buhlmann, "Renée Sintenis – Werkmonographie der Skulpturen", Darmstadt 1987, Nr. 136
Städtisches Museum, "Renée Sintenis. Plastik. Graphik. Handzeichnungen", Ausst.-Kat., Mühlheim/Ruhr 1962, Nr. 19 (anderes Exemplar)
Senator für Volksbildung/Haus am Waldsee, "Renée Sintenis – Das plastische Werk, Zeichnungen, Graphik", Ausst.-Kat., Berlin 1958, Nr. 35 (anderes Exemplar)
Hanna Kiel, "Renée Sintenis", Berlin 1956, S. 29 (anderes Exemplar)
Adolf Jannasch, "Renée Sintenis", Potsdam 1949, Nr. 24 (anderes Exemplar)
Rudolf Hagelstange/Carl Georg Heise/Paul Appel, "Renée Sintenis", Berlin 1947, S. 81 (anderes Exemplar)
Hanna Kiel, "Renée Sintenis", Berlin 1935, S. 25 (anderes Exemplar)
René Crevel/Georg Biermann, "Renée Sintenis", Berlin 1930 (= Junge Kunst, Bd. 57), Nr. 11 (anderes Exemplar)
René Crevel, "Renée Sintenis", Paris 1930, S. 37 (anderes Exemplar)
Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration 63, 1928/29, S. 219 (anderes Exemplar)

About Renée Sintenis

The German sculptor Reneé Sintenis was the second woman ever to be appointed to the Prussian Academy of the Arts in 1931. Renée Sintenis became famous for her delicate, handy animal sculptures.