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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
117 Francis Legat "Shakespeare Hamlet, Act IV, Scene V". Ca. 1790.
Engraving after a painting of B. West. Inscribed.
Cut.
50 x 63 cm.