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LOT 107:
Walt Whitman. Gesang von der offenen Landstrasse, 6 expressionist woodcuts by W. Tegtmeier, 1/1000, 1921, in German
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Walt Whitman. Gesang von der offenen Landstrasse, 6 expressionist woodcuts by W. Tegtmeier, 1/1000, 1921, in German
Walt Whitman. Gesang von der offenen Landstrasse, 6 expressionist woodcuts by W. Tegtmeier, 1/1000, 1921, German
Walt Whitman. Gesang von der offenen Landstrasse (Song of the open road), mit sechs expressionistischen Original-Holzschnitten (ganzseitig auf Tafeln ohne rückseitigen Text) von William Tegtmeier (auch Wilhelm Tegtmeier) , Druck des Textes in Schwarz und Blau in der Behrens-Antiqua, Deutsch von Hans Reisiger, 31 S., Saale Verlag, Lauenburg a.d. Elbe, 1921, senfgelber Original-Pappband mit Deckeltitel, 25.5 x 20.5 cm.
Erste deutsche Ausgabe, in kleiner Auflage von einmalig 1000 Exemplaren erschienen.
Walt Whitman. Song of the open road, with six original expressionist woodcuts (full page on plates with no text on back) by William Tegtmeier (also Wilhelm Tegtmeier), text printed in black and blue in the Behrens Antiqua, German by Hans Reisiger, 31 pp., Saale Verlag, Lauenburg a.d. Elbe, 1921, mustard-yellow original cardboard binding with cover title, 25.5 x 20.5 cm. First German edition, published in a small edition of 1000 copies.
Condition: foxing stains to cover, crack to top of rear cover; brown endpapers; internally good condition.
Walter Whitman (* 31. Mai 1819 in West Hills, Long Island, New York; † 26. März 1892 in Camden, New Jersey) war ein US-amerikanischer Dichter. Er gilt als einer der Begründer der modernen amerikanischen Dichtung.
Wilhelm Tegtmeier (* 9. Januar 1895 in Barmen, jetzt Wuppertal; † 6. November 1968 in Nethen) war ein deutscher Maler. Nach dem Abitur 1913 in Osnabrück heuerte Tegtmeier auf einem Segelschiff als Leichtmatrose und als Schiffsjunge an. Im Ersten Weltkrieg wurde er an der Ost- und an der Westfront eingesetzt. Er studierte ab 1918 an der Kunstgewerbeschule in Hamburg und gleichzeitig Altgriechisch an der Universität Hamburg. 1923/24 arbeitete er als Kunsterzieher am Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Hannover, gab dann aber die Lehrerstelle auf und arbeitete seitdem nur noch als freischaffender Künstler. 1936 wurde er an die Nordische Kunsthochschule in Bremen berufen. Er erhielt 1942 den Titel eines Professors und wechselte 1943 an die Hochschule für Kunsterziehung in Bremen. Nach 1945 unternahm Tegtmeier Studienreisen auf Fischdampfern auf dem Nordmeer. Ab 1950 lebte und arbeitete er im Rasteder Ortsteil Nethen. Dort widmete er sich wieder intensiv der Malerei und vor allem der Grafik. Außerdem erhielt er zahlreiche Aufträge für Mosaik-Gestaltungen. 1956 erwarb Tegtmeier noch das Kapitänspatent.
