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| AUCTION 08 | 17. Juni 2006 |
Auction 08 Highlights CATEGORIES ARTISTS all lots aftersale only results onlyPaintings 17th-20th cent.
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101 I. Clark Meißen on the Elbe from the West. 19th cent.
Coloured lithograph. Inscribed. Passepartout.
10 x 16,6 cm.
102 J.A. Darnstedt "Ansicht der Granitfelsen nach der Brück zu, von der Buschmühle". Ca. 1830.
Johann Adolph Darnstedt 1769 Auma – 1844 Dresden
Etching after a drawing of J.Chr. Klengel.
Slightly foxed.
15,2 x 20,5 cm.
103 Albrecht Dürer "The horsemen of the Apocalypse". Ca. 149698.
Albrecht Dürer 1471 Nürnberg – 1528 ebenda
Woodcut. Monogrammed on the print medium to the lower middle. Printed in the "Reichsdruckerei", ca. 1900. Passepartout.
39 x 27,7 cm.
104 Albrecht Dürer "St. Hubertus, also named Eustachius". Ca. 1501.
Albrecht Dürer 1471 Nürnberg – 1528 ebenda
Woodcut. Monogrammed on the print medium to the lower middle. Printed in the "Reichsdruckerei", ca. 1900. Passepartout.
37,6 x 27,8 cm.
105 Otto Eckmann "Spring time". 1895.
Otto Eckmann 1865 Hamburg – 1902 Badenweiler
Lithograph. From the "PAN"-Magazine. Inscribed. Passepartout.
Faded edges.
25,5 x 11,2 cm.
106 Bernard Fiedler "Egyptian landscape". Ca. 1868.
Bernhard H. Fiedler 1816 Berlin – 1904 Triest
Watercoloured pencil drawing on brown paper. Signed with pencil to the lower right, illegible inscribed to the lower left.
Faded edges.
14,8 x 21,3 cm.
107 Bernard Fiedler "Cairo". 1868.
Bernhard H. Fiedler 1816 Berlin – 1904 Triest
Pencil drawing. Signed to the lower right, inscribed and dated to the lower left.
19,3 x 27 cm.
108 Bernard Fiedler "Cairo". 1868.
Bernhard H. Fiedler 1816 Berlin – 1904 Triest
Pencil drawing. Signed to the lower left, inscribed and dated to the lower right.
27 x 19,3 cm.
109 J. Fleischmann "Institut of Blockmanns in Dresden". Ca. 1850.
Julius Fleischmann 1813 Meißen – ?
Steel engraving after a drawing of F. Oehme.
Slight darkened, slight traces of crinkles.
19 x 53 cm.
110 Monogramist I. F. "Les Free-Massons". Late 18th cent.
Engraving after L. F. D. B. Inscribed on the print medium.
Crinkle to the middle, foxed to the borders, slight water stain.
33,5 x 42 cm.
111 Christian August Günther (attributed) "Vue de Liebethal". Ca. 1800.
Christian August Günther getauft 1759 Pirna – 1824 Dresden
Coloured etching. Inscribed.
18,5 x 20,4 cm.
112 Hawkins "Perspective View of Dresden, the Capital City of Saxony". Ca. 1763.
Coloured engraving. Inscribed.
Slight flaw on the paper to the upper right.
25,7 x 30 cm.
113 Hubert von Herkomer "Portrait of a young lady in black dress". Ca. 1888.
Hubert Herkomer 1849 Waal – 1914 Budleigh Salterton
Etching. Signed in pencil to the lower right. Printed by Thomas Mc. Lean, London.
Slight darkened and traces of crinkles.
62,5 x 49 cm.
114 Huber "Farmhouse by Kieslingswalde" / G. Pommer "Jägerndorf". Ca. 1850.
Steel engravings. Inscribed. Passepartout.
10,3 x 16,5 cm; 10,5 x 16,3 cm.
115 Huber "Der Karpenstein by Landeck" / "Ruin Kaltenstein". Ca. 1830.
Steel engravings after drawings of Th. Blätterbauer. Inscribed. Passepartout.
10,7 x 16,2 cm; 10,5 x 15,6 cm.
116 I. H. Ketzschau "The city Lößnitz, his churches and his principal buildings". Ca. 1840.
I. H. Ketzschau Tätig Mitte 19.Jh.
Lithograph after a drawing of W. Wegener. Passepartout.
Several slight darkened, two slight crinkles.
27 x 34 cm.
117 Francis Legat "Shakespeare Hamlet, Act IV, Scene V". Ca. 1790.
Engraving after a painting of B. West. Inscribed.
Cut.
50 x 63 cm.
118 Emil Limmer "At home". No date.
Emil Limmer 1854 Borna – 1931 Dresden
Pen and pencil drawing. Monogrammed to the lower left. Passepartout. Two prints of the same artist added.
13,7 x 14,3 cm.
119 Emil Limmer "Friedrich the Great and contestant Linsenbarth". 1886.
Emil Limmer 1854 Borna – 1931 Dresden
Pen and pencil drawing. Monogrammed and dated to the lower right. Verso inscribed with pencil from foreign hand. Passepartout.
17 x 20 cm.
120 T. Conrad Lotter "Artesia cum finitimis locis velut Sedes Ac Theatrum Belli ...". Ca. 1730.
Coloured engraving after Guillaume de L'Isle. With decorative cartridge to the upper right with allegories of war and peace.
Crinkle to the middle.
49 x 58 cm.