Magnus Kleine-Tebbe

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Magnus Kleine-Tebbe

Magnus Kleine-Tebbe (born May 4, 1966 in Bremen ) is a German sculptor . His works are committed to the style of realism .

Life

After an internship in the art foundry Lenz und Jahn , Nuremberg, Kleine-Tebbe began studying sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg in 1988 ; he was accepted into Christian Höpfner 's sculpting class. In 1990 he switched to Wilhelm Uhlig's class and successfully completed his studies with him in 1993 as a master class student with the grade very good.

Funded by the Evangelisches Studienwerk , from August 1993, Kleine-Tebbe was a ten-month guest student at the marble laboratory SGF Scultura of the Accademia di Belle Arti di Carrara , Italy. From 1994 to 2000, Kleine-Tebbe worked as a research assistant at the Institute for Elementary Forms with Jürgen Weber in the architecture department at the Technical University of Braunschweig .

In 2001, Kleine-Tebbe began his freelance sculptural work. In the meantime, he taught as a lecturer at the educational center for the stonemasonry and stone carving trade in Königslutter in the subjects of freehand drawing , modeling and design, and from 2006 also in the field of architectural style. This was followed by a teaching position for freehand drawing in the subjects of architecture, structural engineering and industrial design at the Braunschweig University of Fine Arts .

Act

Laodicea (2000) in Braunschweig

Magnus Kleine-Tebbe has been designing and making figurative sculptures and sculptures since 1991. His works are based on a Christian-humanistic view of the world and people. He finds inspiration in ancient mythology and biblical themes. There are numerous works for cities, villages, parishes and companies in the public space of Braunschweig and the region.

Kleine-Tebbe is considered an excellent draftsman. He has mastered techniques of both subtractive and additive work processes, recognizable by the different uses of materials for his sculptures: wood, stone, bronze , steel and terracotta , plaster, concrete. His works are preceded by detailed studies in the form of drawings and clay or plaster models.

Experiments with materials such as B. Glass fiber in concrete, the acquisition of new technologies and their further development are Magnus Kleine-Tebbe's drive; So he developed a permanently elastic marble plastiline in three degrees of hardness for the production of objective model studies. Teaching techniques such as seeing and drawing to the next generation of sculptors and stonemasons is important to him.

For his sculptures of saints on the tower of the St. Martinus church in Nottuln , Magnus Kleine-Tebbe received the second prize in the category "Restoration, Conservation" of the Peter Parler Prize of the German Foundation for Monument Protection in 2015 .

Works in public space

  • Shell-lime sculpture "Madonna with Child", Würzburger Stein vineyard, Würzburg, 1994
  • Choir crucifixes and two altar candlesticks, Ev. Petri-Johannes Church, Waggum near Braunschweig, 1995
  • Bronze figure "Bathsheba" in the foyer of the Audi Max, Technical University of Braunschweig , 1999
  • Bronze sculpture "Maria with Taube", Ev. Isenbüttel Kindergarten , 2000
  • Relief wall "Himmelsblick", Comenius School, Braunschweig, 2000
  • Marble sculpture “Laodicea”, commissioned work for the Technical University of Braunschweig , 2000
  • Stone sculpture "Januskopf" in the Querumer Forest, Braunschweig 2001
  • Stone ensemble (memorial fountain) for the 850th anniversary of Querum, 2001
  • Stone group "Ezekiel Schafe", Korallenoolith in Nienhagen , 2002
  • Memorial plaque, bronze, for the founder of Samuel Hahnemann , Braunschweig, 2003
  • "Rut und Boas", Wolfsburg Vorsfelde , GEWO company building at Sudammsbreite 36
  • Serpentinite statue by Curt Mast for Mast-Jägermeister in the new company headquarters in Wolfenbüttel , 2006
  • Animal group in Korallenoolith for the anniversary 1000 years Waggum, 2007
  • Stone stele with heraldic ship made of sandstone for the 1000th anniversary of Melverode
  • Arrangement and design of the Neptune Fountain in front of the orangery in the Herrenhausen Gardens , 2008
  • Easter candlesticks for the main altar in the Protestant baroque church of St. Trinitatis in Wolfenbüttel, 2008
  • "Jakob AT"; large stone portrait at St. Martini , Braunschweig, 2008
  • Encounter fountain , Denstorf cemetery , 2008
  • John figure in terracotta in the cath. St. John's Church; Bottrop Boy, 2008
  • Bathsheba in brick concrete, DRK Clinic Hospital Koepenick , Berlin, 2008
  • Simson skyward, stone portrait, St. Martini , Braunschweig, 2009
  • Official Christmas market nativity scene, commissioned by the Braunschweig city marketing agency, 2010
  • Oak sculpture "Solus Jesus Christ" at the St. Katharinen Church , Braunschweig, 2012
  • Four life-size sandstone figures in Obernkirchen sandstone for the tower of the Catholic Church. St. Martinus Church in Nottuln (Westphalia), 2013/13
  • “Solus Christ”: Christ the tree of life, sandstone sculpture on Lake Bienroder See in Braunschweig, commissioned by the Karin and Joachim Prüsse Foundation, 2014
  • Artistic direction in the reconstruction and new production of four larger than life-size fountain sculptures in Schönebeck on the Elbe. Handwritten execution of the salt miner and the allegory of the Elbe, 2015
  • “Sola Fide”: Angel of Faith, sculpture made of coral oolite on the small Fallstein near Hornburg, commissioned by the Karin and Joachim Prüsse Foundation, 2015
  • Memorial sculpture to commemorate the euthanasia victims in 1943 for the village square of Neuerkerode , 2016
  • “Sola Scriptura”: the face of the Bible, sculpture made of Carrara marble north of Salzgitter-Lesse , commissioned by the Karin and Joachim Prüsse Foundation, 2016
  • Hopfenfee, tree sculpture, Hornburg bei Willeckes Lust, on behalf of the inn, 2017
  • "Alte Landwehr in Rühme" square design with a large lying stone relief of the old customs station in Rühme , Thüster Kalkstein, Kultur- und Förderverein Rühme eV, 2017
  • “Sola Gratia”: the gracious hand of God with his creatures, sculpture made of French shell limestone and Anröchter stone , commissioned by the Karin and Joachim Prüsse Foundation, 2017
  • Oak wood sculpture "Solus Jesus Christ" positioned in front of Braunschweig main station, exhibition of the design models and drawings in the station hall, 2013

Exhibitions (selection)

  • “Hannover Gallery”, Bruno Bruni Gallery, Hannover 2007
  • Work exhibition 1994–2009, in the Jakob-Kemenate, St. Martini Church and in the district court, Braunschweig 2009

Web links

Commons : Magnus Kleine-Tebbe  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.magnus-kleine-tebbe.de/Werkbeispiele/Stein/index.php?bereich1=werkbeispiele&bereich2=Stein
  2. ↑ http://www.magnus-kleine-tebbe.de/Unterricht/lehrkonzept.php?bereich1=unterricht&bereich2=unterricht_lehrkonzept
  3. ↑ http://www.magnus-kleine-tebbe.de/Bildhauerei/entwuerfe.php?bereich1=bildhauerei&bereich2=bildhauerei_entwuerfe
  4. ↑ http://www.magnus-kleine-tebbe.de/unterricht.php?bereich1=unterricht
  5. ↑ http://www.natursteinonline.de/zeitschrift/neuheiten/detail/peter_parler_preis_sieger_haben_fest.html
  6. ↑ https://www.volksstimme.de/lokal/halberstadt/20151008/kunst-projekt-eng-umschlungen-richtung-himmel
  7. ↑ http://www.kemenaten-braunschweig.de/500-jahre-reformation/
  8. ↑ http://www.schoenebeck.de/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2031&Itemid=474
  9. ↑ http://www.kemenaten-braunschweig.de/500-jahre-reformation/
  10. ↑ https://www.neuerkerode.de/gesundheitsdienste/wir-ueber-uns/presse-aktuelles/aktuelles/detail/news/neuer-dorfplatz-als-herzstueck/
  11. ↑ https://www.willeckes-lust.de/
  12. ↑ http://www.der-loewe.info/vier-skulpturen-zum-lutherjahr-2017/
personal data
SURNAME Kleine-Tebbe, Magnus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German sculptor
DATE OF BIRTH May 4th 1966
PLACE OF BIRTH Bremen