Heinrich Waderé

Kolmar 1865 - München 1950


The sculptor Heinrich Wadere was born on July 2, 1865 in Colma (Alsace). After an apprenticeship in a woodcarving studio, Wadere studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. In 1900, he was appointed as professor for figurative sculpture at the Academy of Applied Art, also in Munich.
At this time, Heinrich Wadere also kept a close connection to the woodcarving school in Oberammergau. Wadere became known for his medallions and monuments, which commemorated many different people and causes, for example, the Richard Wagner Memorial at Prinzregentenplatz in Munich (erected 1913). For his plastic works, he was a recognized member of the Munich school.
Heinrich Wadere died on February 27, 1950, in Munich.

Alexej von Jawlensky
Kopf in Bronzefarben – Bildnis Sacharoff
1,665,000 $
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Max Liebermann
Die Birkenallee im Wannseegarten
444,000 $
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Gabriele Münter
Elmau
133,200 $
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Emil Nolde
Sonnenblumen mit Pfingstrosen
66,600 $
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Hans (Jean) Arp
Torso
44,400 $
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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Albertplatz Platz in Dresden-Neustadt - Das Boskett
44,400 $
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Franz Radziwill
Frau mit weißem Umhang
33,300 $
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Erich Heckel
Villa Borghese in Rom
27,750 $
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