File:Figure 6. Sculptor and Villa Massimo laureate (1930) Emil Rasmus Jensen (1888-1967) in his studio at the palais Ohlendorff, Hamburg.jpg
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Figure 5. Sculpture 'The source' (Die Quelle), plaster (foreground) and the sculptor Emil Rasmus Jensen (1888-1967) at work in the studio in the Ohlendorff-Haus in Hamburg.
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English: The sculptor and Villa Massimo Prize winner (1930) Emil Rasmus Jensen (Q1336707) (1888-1967) at work in his studio in the Ohlendorff House in Hamburg, which was destroyed in a bomb attack in 1943. The artist stands behind the sculpture 'Die Quelle' (The Source) which depicts Goethe, Beethoven, and Michelangelo over a reclining female nude. On the recommendation of the director of the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Prof. Gustav Pauli, he received a scholarship from the Hamburg state and worked there from 1932 wall to wall with the artists of the 'Hamburg Secession'. His artist colleague Martin Irwahn rescued him in 1943 after the bombing ('Operation Gomorrah') from the bunker of the burning Ohlendorff house.
Deutsch: Der Bildhauer und Villa Massimo-Preisträger (1930) Emil Rasmus Jensen (1888-1967) arbeitet in seinem Atelier im Hamburger Ohlendorff-Haus, das 1943 bei einem Bombenangriff zerstört wurde. Der Künstler steht hinter der Skulptur 'Die Quelle', die Goethe, Beethoven und Michelangelo über einem liegenden weiblichen Akt zeigt. Auf Empfehlung des Direktors der Hamburger Kunsthalle, Prof. Gustav Pauli, erhielt er ein Stipendium des Hamburger Staates und arbeitete dort ab 1932 Wand an Wand mit den Künstlern der Hamburger Secession. Sein Künstlerkollege Martin Irwahn rettete ihn 1943 nach dem Bombenangriff ("Operation Gomorrah") aus dem Bunker des brennenden Ohlendorff-Hauses. |
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| Author | Arne Jensen |
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