Paul Emil Gabel
Paul Emil Gabel (born March 29, 1875 in Elbing , West Prussia , † September 9, 1938 in Hamburg ) was a German painter .
Live and act
Paul Emil Gabel initially received his training from his uncle and foster father Carl Quintern in Elbing, who recognized his talent and promoted him accordingly. In 1893 he applied to the Düsseldorf Art Academy and was accepted into the fourth grade.
In 1900 he finished his artistic training. Gabel was a member of the Düsseldorf art association Malkasten until 1903 and was listed there as an academic. In 1902 he became a member of the Freemason Lodge Georg for true brotherly loyalty in Leer . From then on, Gabel lived and worked in Elbing as well as in other cities and towns in northern Germany. Time and again, study trips took him to the neighboring Netherlands, to Dordrecht, Amsterdam and the surrounding area on Lake Zuider.
In September 1929, Gabel moved to Hamburg, where he had a studio. He made trips to Italy, Egypt and southern Germany. In 1938 he suddenly died of a stroke in Hamburg and was buried in his hometown of Elbing. His gravestone bears the name PE Gabel , with which he signed his work.
From the 1920s, Gabel lived with the painter Elfriede Kneiphoff . The daughter Ruth (after her marriage: Ruth Hering) emerged from the relationship.
Exhibitions
Participation in exhibitions
- 1907: Exhibition in the Munich Glass Palace
- 1909: Great Berlin art exhibition
- 1909: Königsberg Art Association
- 1911: Königsberg Art Association
Memorial exhibitions
- 1995: West Prussian State Museum, Münster-Wolbeck
Works
- Poster for the Liedertafel of the Malkasten Artists' Association , 1902
- Portrait of Marie-Luise Reppel, 1905
- Dutch port, around 1912–1914
- Marienwerder chapter castle, around 1921
- Curonian Spit, mid-1920s
- Hamburg harbor scene, after 1930
literature
- Hamburg. 6 art sheets in color collotype. (based on originals by PE Gabel and K. Franz) Verlag für Internationale Bildkunst IBIKU, Berlin undated (around 1930).
- Hans-Jürgen Schuch (Red.): Paul Emil Gabel. A painter from Elbing (1875–1938). (Catalog for the exhibition from September 24, 1994 to January 8, 1995) (= series of publications by the West Prussian State Museum , exhibition catalog No. 42.) 1994, ISBN 3-927111-20-1 .
- Jutta Reisinger-Weber: Paul Emil Gabel. In: Paul Emil Gabel. A painter from Elbing (1875–1938). (see above), pp. 5–12.
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Gabel, Paul Emil |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German painter |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 29, 1875 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Elbing , West Prussia |
| DATE OF DEATH | September 9, 1938 |
| Place of death | Hamburg |