Max Hein-Neufeldt

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Max Hein-Neufeldt (born October 7, 1874 in Elbing ; † February 1, 1953 in Dachau ) was a German painter, representative of late German impressionism .

Live and act

Before turning full-time to painting, he worked for ten years in a leather goods store in Berlin. Max Hein-Neufeldt received his artistic training at the Munich Art Academy . There were his teachers u. a. Moritz Weinholdt (1861–1905), Johann von Herterich and Heinrich von Zügel .

After completing his studies, the artist moved to Haimhausen , where a small artist colony had developed. He was mainly active as an animal painter (of horses, cows and oxen), but also worked as a landscape painter, where he liked to choose the stump willow typical of the Amperauen as a motif.

Max Hein-Neufeldt had u. a. Exhibitions in 1913, 1916, 1917, 1919, 1921, 1923, 1925, 1926, 1929, 1938 and 1939 in the Munich Glass Palace .

Artistic work

He showed horses at work in the fields, but also grazing cattle. He preferred the spontaneously chosen image section, an impasto application of paint and handwritten brushwork that breaks the object down into broad layers of lines. As a reins student he is a typical representative of late impressionism .

Works (selection)

  • Fleeing murder burners, oil / canvas. 46x65
  • Two horses by the stream, oil / cardboard 23x40
  • Elk with resting elk cows in a Nordic landscape, oil / canvas. 43.7x47.2
  • Pond surrounded by trees, oil / canvas. 33.5x47.2
  • Plowing construction, oil / canvas. 22.8x30.7
  • Work horses in the evening sun, oil / canvas. 60x85
  • Sleeping child, oil / cardboard 25.5, x30.5
  • Team of oxen, oil / canvas. 17x25
  • Potato fire during the harvest in Dachauer Moos, oil / cardboard 34.5x10.5
  • Grain harvest in August of the Dachau moss, oil / cardboard 13.5x41
  • Spring-like Dachau hill country (near Haimhausen), oil / cardboard 14x50
  • Horse pond in the Amper, oil / cardboard 25x29
  • Cows in the pasture, oil / cardboard 34x45
  • The burrow, oil / cardboard 33x40

literature

  • Ottilie Thiemann-Stoedtner: Die Malerkolonie Haimhausen, in: Amperland 1974, p. 523
  • Bruckmann's Lexicon of Munich Art. Munich painter in the 19th and 20th centuries Century, Fifth Volume, Munich 1993, p. 365

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Thiemann-Stoedtner 1974, pp. 518-527.
  2. ↑ Bruckmanns Lexikon 1993, p. 365
personal data
SURNAME Hein-Neufeldt, Max
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter
DATE OF BIRTH October 7, 1874
PLACE OF BIRTH Elblag
DATE OF DEATH February 1, 1953
Place of death Dachau