Sculpture Museum Prof. Wandschneider

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Church Square (2006)

The Prof. Wandschneider sculpture museum in the town of Plau am See has existed since 1994 and documents the life and work of the Plau sculptor Wilhelm Wandschneider (1866–1942). Until it was incorporated into the Plau am See castle museum, the facility was the smallest independent museum in Mecklenburg .

history

Castle Museum (2016)

The association “Prof. Wall cutter “e. V. aimed to honor the artist and honorary citizen of Plau Wilhelm Wandschneider with a permanent exhibition. In the current rectory on Kirchplatz, the small museum with just one exhibition room was re-established in early June 1994. This was done at a historical site, because the old "Wandschneider Museum", founded in 1926, had its home here from 1928 until it was closed in 1947.

In April 2014 the exhibition moved to the renovated and enlarged castle museum of the city of Plau am See. This means that the exhibition is open to a wider public with extended opening times. With the move, the association had fulfilled its statutory purpose. The association was dissolved in March 2015.

Exhibits

At the opening in 1994 approx. Ten original sculptures, e.g. Some of them are shown on permanent loan, there are now around 30, including pieces from more than 40 years of artistic creativity.

"Sitting boy"
Replica Dreyse Monument
1896 Bust "Beatrice" = Anna Kress (1878–1943), plaster, polychrome painted
1897 Draft for the Werner von Siemens monument in Berlin (1897), plaster
1901 Bust "Burgfräulein" = Vera Kress, marble (fragment without head)
1903 Ideal figure "youth" (life-size model), plaster
1904 Child bust "Knabe Saake" (model), plaster of paris
1905 Grave figure “mourners” (life-size model), plaster of paris
1906 Bust "Frau Protzen-Rabe", plaster of paris
1908 ff. Statuette " Hermes " (sandal binder) in three sizes, bronze
1908 Figure “ Lethe ” (model), plaster
1909 ff. Statuette " Achilles " in three sizes, bronze
1909 Commemorative plaque Duchess Elisabeth of Mecklenburg , silver
1909/11 Seated figure " Fritz Reuter " (draft for the Fritz Reuter monument (Stavenhagen) ), plaster
1910 Medal for the 100th birthday of Fritz Reuter, bronze (33 and 50 mm), silver (50 mm)
1911 2 relief designs for a competition for the monument to General Constantin von Alvensleben in Cottbus, plaster
1912 Statuette "Nikolaus von Dreyse explains the needle gun to a soldier" (replica of the Dreyse monument Sömmerda erected in 1909 ), bronze
1912 ff. Statuette " Amazon " in two sizes, bronze
1912 a grave relief (from the Plau am See cemetery), bronze
1913 Bust of Boto Encke, bronze
1915 Statuette "vanquished" (original draft of a figure for the memorial at the St. Quentin military cemetery), plaster of paris
~ 1919 Statuette “Sieger” (replica of a figure from the monument erected in 1915 on the St. Quentin military cemetery), bronze
~ 1919 Commemorative plaque 1914-18, sheet steel
1921 Statuette "Tambourine dancer", bronze (loan from the LETTER Foundation )
<1926 “Sitting boy”, plaster of paris
1926/30 Statuette “Homecoming Grenadier” (replica of the Schwerin grenadier monument erected in 1923), gray cast iron
1926/33 2 statuettes "Mecklenburg Fusilier" (replica of the Rostock fusilier monument erected in 1926), bronze and gray cast iron
1929 Statuettes "Mecklenburg Trachtenpaar" (for the silver wedding anniversary of the last Grand Duke Friedrich Franz IV. ), Silver
1934/35 Auxiliary models "Sower" and "Mowing Farmer", plaster
~ 1939 Statuette "Worker with a spade", gray cast iron
~ 1940 unknown portrait of a young man, plaster of paris
1940/41 Bust of Walter Rentzow, plaster

Other exhibits include two paintings by the painters Fedor Encke and Heinrich Hellhoff showing the artist, the original honorary citizenship certificate from 1926 drawn by Ludwig Düwahl , certificates and documents from studies and awards, as well as numerous photos and images with motifs from Prof. Wandschneider. The museum also stores the artist's own documentation of his works with more than 500 pictures and photos.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Website of the Burgmuseum Plau am See

Coordinates: 53 ° 27 ′ 30 ″  N , 12 ° 15 ′ 40 ″  E