Paul Aichele
Paul Aichele (* 1859 in Markdorf ; † February 17, 1920 in Berlin-Wilmersdorf ) was a German sculptor .
Life
Paul Aichele attended the Stuttgart School of Applied Arts between 1875 and 1877 , and then until 1880 the teaching institution of the Berlin Museum of Applied Arts . Aichele stayed in Berlin . Little is known about his life.
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The sculptural work consists mainly of small bronze sculptures . Aichele's main work is the 4.20 meter high flood fountain, which stood on the former Hamburger Platz in the Berlin district of Friedenau until 1931 and has been located on Maybachplatz (since 1961: Perelsplatz ) in the same district since 1932 : a naked man who holding his already drowned wife in her arms, looks gloomily at the last vacant seat occupied by a naked mother to protect her child from the floods.
Selection of works
- 1891: nymph
- 1892: Bound slave
- 1895: Flood well in Berlin-Friedenau (see: Perelsplatz )
- around 1895: La Baigneuse
- 1898: Flamenco dancer
- 1899: Childish teasing
- 1900: harpist
- 1900: truth
- 1900: reaper
- 1900: Lady Anna Galeria
- 1900: Lady Faustina
- 1902: victim
- 1904: Ashamed
- 1904: sirens
- 1904: In devotion
- 1904: hunted prey
- 1906: mother and child
- 1906: Orphaned
- 1909: Girl with a snail
- 1910: Paradise lost
- 1910: seller
- gallery
nymph
Childish teasing , 1899
nymph
Sirens , 1904
The Flood Well ...
... on Perelsplatz
in Berlin-Friedenau
detail
detail
literature
- Ethos & Pathos - Die Berliner Bildhauerschule 1786–1914 , catalog and volume accompanying the exhibition, Berlin 1990
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ registry office Wilmersdorf, Death No 261/1920.. State Archives Berlin.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Aichele, Paul |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German sculptor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1859 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Markdorf |
| DATE OF DEATH | 17th February 1920 |
| Place of death | Berlin-Wilmersdorf |