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Archiv Dokumentation & Sammlung Dr. Zisenis
Zi-fec Archiv Dokumentation & Sammlung Dr. Zisenis ist ein privates nicht-gewerbliches Projekt von Dr. M. Zisenis, Deutschland, mit dem Zweck, Informationen und Objekte zu sammeln, zu studieren und zu veröffentlichen, die sich auf die ehemalige Künstlerfamilie Ziesenis und andere Künstler oder bedeutende Personen namens Zisenis, Ziesenis, Zieseniss oder ähnlich beziehen, einschließlich Personen, die mit ihnen verwandt sind.
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Research
Search for artwork and biographical information to artists and other considerable persons named Ziesenis
The current research of Zi-fec archive concerns artists of the 20th century, in particular the Düsseldorf sculptor Rudolf Zieseniss (1883-1959) and three largely unknown artists of similar name H./Heinrich Ziesenis/s of which one ist a brother of Rudolf Zieseniss.
Zi-fec Research also deals with the life and work of related people.
Selected topics of the research
Landscape painter Ziesenis, 19th. century
Romantic mountain landscape
In 2021, a big landscape painting has been discovered signed with 'F. Ziesenis', 'C F. Ziesenis' or 'C J: Ziesenis' in 1863.
The painting depicts characteristic elements like a village with a small church, a castle on a rock and a hut on the hillside across. In the center, a rough river coming from the mountainous background of the scene rushes underneath a bridge.
H. Ziesenis - animal painter
A painting of two horses on a paddock is known that shows the signature 'Ziesenis 65' (top right). This was said to have been made by a painter named Heinrich Zieseniß in North Germany in 1965 and from then on was in private family possession.
For the biography of the artist, there are no further clues. The Zi-fec Archive is therefore grateful for references to the life and works of the artist.
W. Zieseniss - optician in Hamburg
From the optician W. Zieseniss "Rathhausstraße 16 in Hamburg" occasionally wall barometers with carved wooden frames as well as pearl-coated opera glasses and binoculars are offered. In the broadest sense of the term art, these objects as well as the history of the company are of interest to Zi-fec Archive.