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Thematically, a distinction was made between Memorials and Wells as public sculptures on the one hand and sculptures on the other. The latter were divided somewhat arbitrarily from a meter size in Large and Small Sculptures, because the impression is obvious that the former had a more public character, the latter, however, had to be classified differently together with the portraits. Tombs and Reliefs are documented separately. In case of the latter, there was sometimes an overlap with other categories, which means that a separate classification can only be justified to a limited extent, but is considered justified because of the technique. The above-named categories are preceded by the works from the Initial Phase of the artist's productive period.
Structure of the Catalogue RaisonnéThe tables of the catalog raisonnĂ© are ordered according to number (No.), Year (year of origin or production), picture (Pic) (see below), Material/Size, Whereabouts, catalog number (Cat.-No.) and Source (for the abbreviations see below). The Cat.-No. is formed from categorie and year.
e.g.: The work Historia belongs to categorie 4: Small Sculptures and has the production year 1890. In this year it became known as the first work, which is why it receives the ordinal number 01. The result is the Cat.-No.:
The resulting order gives the position (No.) within the individual category of the Catalogue Raisonné. Transferred to the example above, you will find the work Historia in category IV. Small sculptures on No. 1.
The information written in italics is unsecured. Color markings in the No.-column mean destroyed , design and Sculpture can currently be visited in public space.
Different years in the Year-column are based on different sources (usually either the year of the order or the year of completion). Works whose year of origin can not be proved are indicated in numbering (such as 2,000.) at the end of each category respectively at the end of the table:
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The Pic-column documents existing images, which are gradually being put online. If already done, you can zoom in on the image by clicking on the reduced pricture of the work. As far as only a simple "B" is noted in the column, an image is available, but not yet online. If a blue B or a is listed, the page has not (yet) loaded the reduced image. Nevertheless you can zoom in on the image by clicking on the blue B respectively the . The note "/", on the other hand, indicates that there is no picture.
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IJB | = | Ilona Jochum-Bohrmann |
Krey | = | Hans Krey, Hugo Lederer, Ein Meister der Plastik, Berlin 1931 |
L | = | catalogue raisonné by Karl Lederer |
Z | = | catalogue raisonné of Znaim/Znojmo |
P | = | photo by Gerold Preiß |
ÜZ | = | Handover of Atelier Lederer to Znojmo Museum |