Reps & Trinte

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Company brand with R. & T. Mgdbg (for Reps & Trinte Magdeburg)
Carl Reps (with a dark suit) in his workshops, around 1900

The United Workshops of Reps & Trinte Kunstanstalt, United Workshops of the Schultz Brothers, Berlin, Joh. Val. Vanni, Frankfurt a. M., A. Trinte, Neustadt Magdeburg, Carl Koch, Magdeburg , Reps & Trinte for short , were a German manufacturer of art objects that existed in Magdeburg from 1889 to around the end of the 1920s .

history

The "Kunstanstalt" was founded by the businessman Carl Reps and the sculptor A. Trinte in Neustadt-Magdeburg . The Museum of European Ceramic Art assumes the year 1889 was founded. In 1896 they moved into the newly constructed building at Morgenstrasse 5. Behind the window-rich facade they ran workshops for plastic art in elongated workrooms . The company dealt with the "production of ancient and modern sculptures of marble, ivory , plaster and clay ", "painting in Parisian and Viennese decor, as well as bronze imitations on clay or hardened plaster". Other items were polished wooden pillars,Consoles , terracotta figures and columns in cast marble.

Sculptors such as Paul Aichele , the brothers Friedrich (Fritz) and Hans von Heider, Etha Richter , Blasche and Ludwig Eisenberger provided designs .

As a result of the change in taste after the First World War and the Great Depression , the demand for the work of the "Kunstanstalt" fell dramatically, whereupon the company had to be abandoned. In the 1930s, Carl Reps had the workshops converted into simple apartments.

  • Building Morgenstraße 5 with the studios of Plastic Arts in 1900
  • Factory building Reps & Trinte, Morgenstrasse 5.PNG
  • Ateliers of the workshops for plastic art, Reps & Trinte, Morgenstrasse 5 (around 1900) - 1st PNG
  • Ateliers of the workshops for plastic art, Reps & Trinte, Morgenstrasse 5 (around 1900) - 2.png
  • Ateliers of the workshops for plastic art, Reps & Trinte, Morgenstrasse 5 (around 1900) - 3rd PNG
  • Ateliers of the workshops for plastic art, Reps & Trinte, Morgenstrasse 5 (around 1900) - 4th PNG

Works (selection)

  • Figure two lionesses on a base , 1920, artist Etha Richter (attr.)
  • Girl bust L'Hiver (Winter), around 1900, artist
  • Figure owl with writing utensils on a book base , around 1905, artist unknown
  • Bust of Dante , around 1900, artist unknown
  • Bust of Orpheus , around 1930, artist Blasche
  • Medusa and Andromeda , around 1900
  • Figure standing youth Hilrö , around 1920/30
  • Bust of Sappho , around 1900, artist Blaschen
  • From the Reps & Trinte product range catalog, around 1900

  • Bow binder , Eisenberger

  • The bather , Eisenberger

  • The youth , Eisenberger

  • Dutch woman, Blaschen

  • Love oracle , Blaschen

  • Vestal virgin, bubble

Web links

Commons : Reps & Trinte  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e f photos and description. Department Germany, ceramics 1860–1960, inventory number D / XXV / 1. Reps & Trinte Kunstanstalt, United Workshops of the Schultz Brothers, Berlin, Joh. Val. Vanni, Frankfurt a. M., A. Trinte, Neustadt Magdeburg, Carl Koch, Magdeburg, Germany, Magdeburg. In: Museum of European Ceramic Art.
  2. ↑ a b Magdeburg City Planning Office: The Napoleonic Foundations of Magdeburg. Socio-urban studies of the Neue Neustadt and the Sudenburg. 1994, pp. 120-125 .
  3. ↑ Magdeburg City Planning Office: The Napoleonic Foundations of Magdeburg. Socio-urban studies of the Neue Neustadt and the Sudenburg. 1994, pp. 66-67 .
  4. ↑ Orpheus. Reps & Trinte, Magdeburg-Neustadt around 1930. Developed by Bläsch. In: lot-tissimo.com
  5. ↑ Magdeburg art workshops and Reps Trinte. Medusa and Andromeda. c.1900. In: 1stdibs.com
  6. ↑ Reps & Trinte Magdeburg, re. "Hilrö", standing youth, probably around 1920/30. In: barnebys.com
  7. ↑ Portrait Bust Of Sappho. C. 1900. By Hl Blasche For Reps & Trinte. In: sellingantiques.co.uk