Jungwirth, Maria, painter (1894-1968).MareMagnum
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25 draught sketches on 20 pages (9 on cardboard, 11 on silk paper). Mostly large 4to. Includes 2 ff. with 7 pen-and-ink drawings. Collection of very early designs for refined ladies' fashion, some executed in great detail (pen-and-ink, pencil, crayons; some watercolouring). Three sketches bear a (probably later) stamp on the reverse: "Maria Jungwirth | Goldradierung, Kunstgewerbe | Wien, VI., Capistrangasse 3". - Maria Jungwirth from Krems studied at the Wiener Kunstgewerbeschule under Oskar Strnad, Alfred Roller, Josef Hoffmann, Franz Cizek, Adele von Stark from 1914 to 1917. She specialized in gold etching and watercolours. - Somewhat dusty; slight edge defects.
Large folio (ca. 64 x 49 cm). Title-page with etched, coloured and pasted vignette plan of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, 4 pp., and 14 lithographs by Albert Adam, Charles Claude Bachelier, Hubert Clerget, Charles Fichot, and Jules Gaildrau after F.-E. Pâris (12 printed in colour). Stored loosely, as issued, in original paper wrapper with title and modern brown half cloth portfolio with white cloth ties and giltstamped title lable pasted to upper cover. Elaborate album of lithographs based on drawings by Vice Admiral François-Edmond Pâris from a visit to the holy city in 1861. The album follows his itinerary as described by Pâris in the introductory text. Leading his squadron from Jaffa to Jerusalem, Pâris drew a charming scene of pilgrims gathering at the fountain of Abu-Nabbut. Before entering the city, he captured an impressive view of Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives. 52 important sights are marked in the uncoloured lithograph and described in the text. The view of the city is followed by impressions of Christian places of worship such as the Holy Grave, the Prison of Christ, and the Chapel of Saint Helena in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the Tomb of the Virgin Mary, the Grotto of the Nativity in nearby Bethlehem, and an unusual, uncoloured view of the interior of the Golden Gate (Gate of Mercy). The final three lithographs present two beautiful interiors of the Mosque of Omar and one of the Al-Aqsa Mosque. All sights depicted are described in the text. - François-Edmond Pâris (1806-93) commanded the 2nd Division of the French fleet in the Mediterranean when he visited Jerusalem. Leading primarily scientific missions, Pâris was a talented draughtsman who took an interest in naval architecture, steam engineering, and geography. Today Pâris is considered the father of modern maritime ethnography; he played an important role in the modernisation of the National Maritime Museum in Paris. - Original paper wrapper rather wrinkled with some repaired tears and restored loss to corners. Title-page a little stained; several tears to margins professionally repaired. Lower right corner of the first text-sheet repaired without text loss. Lithographs generally well preserved, but some lightly affected by stains in the margins; occasional tears to the sheets and corners restored, not affecting the illustrations. Blackmer 1255. Röhricht 2762. Tobler 231.
45 Skizzen (einige laviert) auf 23 Bll. Originaler Halblederband mit Deckeltitel "F. Gauermann's Skizzenbuch v. J. 1830". Das Skizzenbuch enthält Baum- und Figurenstudien, Skizzen von Kühen in Ställen sowie Landschaftsskizzen. Einige davon sind datiert und beschriftet, u. a. "vom Ausflug mit Höger 1831. Oktober", "Mit Pollak und Höger 1831 im September", "mit Höger am 14. Oktober 1831 auf dem Rabenstein", "mit Höger im Thiergarten am 3. Dezember 1830". - Friedrich Gauermann unternahm mit seinen Schwägern, den Landschaftsmalern Joseph Höger (1801-77) und Wilhelm Pollak (1802-60), zahlreiche Reisen durch Österreich, wo Skizzen und Studien für spätere Ölgemälde angefertigt wurden. - Der Einband berieben und bestoßen, die Skizzen teils braun- und fingerfleckig und mit Klebeband im Mittelfalz fixiert.
EXTREMELY RARE retrospective on the works of Mexican painter Raul Anguiano. SIGNED by the artist. INCLUDES ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH, "Three Women from Behind", signed by Anguiano, numbered 187/500. Includes dozens of color reproductions of Anguiano's drawings and paintings. Also includes photographs of Anguiano's process, an essay by Buxo on Anguiano's style (in English), and a short autobiographical piece by Anguiano himself (in English). 285x285mm, 175 pages. Blue leather hardcover with silver dust-jacket. [CONDITION:] Dust-jacket very lightly worn around all edges. Lithograph has a long crease that appears to be a defect caused DURING THE PRINTING PROCESS. Otherwise, this extremely rare book and original lithograph are in VERY GOOD CONDITION.
Oblong folio (ca 370 x 240 mm). With 11 (of 24) numbered leaves containing 52 hand-coloured lithographic pen-drawings of people, animals, equipment & gear and goods, from a caravan travelling to Mecca, each drawing including a base for cutting out, mounting on card stock or wood, and arranging them upright in three-dimensional scenes. Lacking 12-24 (of 24). Loose leaves. The first eleven leaves of a very rare lithographic print series issued in parts. Most copies were probably cut up by children and destroyed in play. The human figures to be cut out include Turkish, Arabic, African and Middle Eastern men and women in Islamic costume, including both masters and servants, some of the men with a variety of firearms, spears, daggers, and various gear and goods. There are also camels, horses and donkeys, often with their gear for riding or for carrying loads. The series must have provided many children and adults with their first notion of Muslim society and culture and is rich in authentic details. "Kleine Welt des Bilderbogens" dates the series to ca. 1855, just after Sir Richard Burton's famous visit to Mecca disguised as an Afghan in 1853 (he was one of the few Europeans who had ever visited Mecca and lived to tell of it). The complete series of 24 leaves comprised four groups of leaves, each leaf with the title, relevant subtitle and imprint (without date) at the foot: 1-6: Die Ueberbringung des heiligen Teppich; 7-13: Die Reise durch die Wüste (not present here: 14-16: Das Lager in der Wüste; 17-24: Die Gefahren der Wüste). The artist is not named. The drawings are printed on unwatermarked wove paper. The paper is fairly thin and the drawn bases have no folding tabs, as the publisher intended the cut-outs to be pasted onto card stock with a folding tab at the foot of the base or wood so that they could stand without support. - Occasional pencil marks. Some edge flaws and duststains, waterstains and browning. Includes two uncoloured sheets (numbered 10 and 23) on somewhat later, stronger paper. Kleine Welt des Bilderbogens: der Wiener Verlag Trentsensky (1977), 111. Katharina Siefert, ed., Paläste, Panzer, Pop-up-Bücher: Papierwelten in 3D (2009), with a chapter, "Die Carawane nach Mecca", pp. 31-38. Not in KVK; WorldCat.
13 watercolours and pencil and ink drawings mounted on 60 leaves of white and brown-toned paper. Splendid red morocco binding by Alphonse Giroux of Paris with covers and spine gilt and inlaid (wanting the fore-edge lock). Small oblong folio (340 x 245 mm). Red moirée silk endpapers. All edges gilt. A magificently bound, early album containing sketches by the artistically gifted princess as well as by other artists. It was not until the year of her birth that her father Louis Philippe, the Duke of Orleans (1773-1850), who had had to leave Europe after the French Revolution and spent several years in America, returned to France, where in 1830 he accepted the crown, following the deposition of Charles X. Until the February Revolution of 1848 and his emigration to England he reigned as "King of the French". - The present album contains three unsigned portrait studies in pencil attributable to the princess, probably based on details from an old master painting (possibly a Crucifixion or Lamentation of Christ). In her youth, Clementine is known frequently to have copied details from Dürer, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Holbein, and Titian. Two of the present studies are dated "1831", when she was but fourteen years old: among the earliest of her known works, they show off her remarkably developed talent. - Among the other drawings in the album is a watercolour still life with fowl, signed "D. Pedro 1850" and inscribed, "Offert À Son Altesse Royale Madame La Duchesse de Saxe Cobourg Gotha le 3 Juin 1851", while a similar still life is signed "D. Suid [?] fecit / 20 Set. 1850". Other drawings include four pencil sketches by the English painter and engraver William Daniell (1769-1837), who had accompanied his uncle Thomas Daniell to India in 1784 and subsequently produced a wealth of highly regarded landscapes and scenes of Indian life (including work for the famous "Oriental Scenery" volume), many of which are in the Royal collections (cf. Thieme/Becker VIII, 361f.). His signed contributions are two boating scenes (1827, one entitled "Patience in a Punt"), an Indian riverside scene (1827) entitled "The Plantane tree, Bengal", and an "Indian Bull" (1830, inked and watercoloured). Another particularly finely executed watercolour shows a beach scene at Ingouville (in Normandy), dated August 1839 and signed "L. Laurent". In addition, there are three skilled but unsigned pen-and-ink sketches, apparently also by a trained artist, showing a watchman with a shouldered musket, the Falls of Clyde in Scotland ("Chute de la Clyde / Lanarke 11 Juillet 51"), and the profile study of a lady (all but the latter washed in ink). A few torn stubs show the album to have formerly comprised several additional leaves, while the faint nature-printed impressions left by plants between two leaves prove that the album was once also used to preserve botanical mementos. - The princess grew up in the Palais Royale in Paris. In 1843 she was married to Prince August of Saxe-Coburg; in 1861 she would give birth to Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg, who in 1887 accepted the crown of Bulgaria, against the wishes of the European Powers and indeed those of the house of Coburg. Having long lived under the same roof with the similarly aged Victoria of Kent, later Queen Victoria (1819-1901), Clementine maintained a lifelong correspondence with the Queen of England, and her more than 600 letters are now in the Royal Archive in Windsor. Also the Hoover Institution at Stanford University keeps material from the estate of Princess Clementine within the so-called "Czar Ferdinand I of Bulgaria papers". Her artistic productions have remained enduringly popular: in 1990, one of her pencil drawings ("Etude des chiens") sold for 20,000 Francs (Paris, Tajan, 5 Dec. 1990, lot 23).
1 Blatt. Ca. 285:242 mm. Dargestellt ist ein einfaches bäuerliches Gebäude aus Holz und Stein mit umgebender Vegetation. Zusätzlich ist die Zeichnung mit einem Doppelrahmen in Bleistift versehen. Die Zeichnung dokumentiert die künstlerische Ausdrucksweise Elisabeths als junges Mädchen, der späteren Kaiserin von Österreich ("Sisi"), die ihre Kindheit in Bayern verbrachte und in jungen Jahren in Schloss Possenhofen am Starnberger See lebte. - Minimal braunfleckig. Aus Wittelsbacher Besitz. Die Zuordnung zu Elisabeths Hand erfolgte durch Stilvergleich mit eigenh. signierten und datierten Zeichnungen Elisabeths, die in demselben Konvolut beilagen.
Oblong 4to. Leporello of 12 chromolithographs, each segment 245 x 350 mm. In a protective box with pictorial cover. The only foreign-language edition of this work that originally appeared in identical form in Vienna in 1925, very rare. - Pictorial narrative which flows continuously through the illustrations on both sides, the animals coming on one side and leaving on the other. Oskar Laske (1874-1951) mainly worked as a painter from 1904. He excelled as a graphic artist and saw his works published in the Vienna-based "Zeitschrift für vervielfältigende Kunst", one of the leading international fine art journals of the day. For the next fifteen years, print-making dominated Laske's oeuvre. In 1907 Laske joined the Hagenbund and in 1924 the Vienna Secession. His work was not only exhibited at those artist associations but also internationally. - Some wear to the first plate. F. C. Heller. Die bunte Welt. Handbuch zum künstlerisch illustriertem Kinderbuch in Wien 1890-1938 (Wien 2008), p. 293. Cf. Lily Schulz-Laske & Elisabeth Kesselbauer-Laske, Oskar Laske. Der künstlerische Nachlaß (Wien 1952), Lithographien, p. 29, nos. 28-39. Exhibition catalogue "Oskar Laske", Kunsthaus (Wien 1996), Ill. pp. 96f.
Cartella contenente 61 incisioni all'acquaforte originali, numerate e firmate (le dimensioni variano da cm 33x23 a cm 22x16, fino a cm 5,5x7,5) Incisioni stampate sui torchi a mano di Franco Sciardelli. 4to (cm 52x36). . . Ottimo (Fine). . . .
Acquaforte Firma e numerazione a matita. Carta Fabriano Rosaspina. Timbro a secco dello stampatore Romero. Esemplare 37/60. cm 32,3x41,9 (Foglio 49,7x65). pp.. . Ottimo (Fine). . Tiratura 60. .
Acquaforte originale a colori Firma e numerazione a matita. Tirata sui torchi dello stampatore Piergiorgio Spallacci. Esemplare 73/150. Cm 34,5x28 (Foglio cm 66x50). . . Ottimo (Fine). . Tiratura 150. .
Acquaforte originale in nero, numerata e firmata dall'Artista, realizzata per i 10 anni della Galleria Schwarz Incisione stampata da Giorgio Upiglio (Milano). Lastra cm 11,3 x 14,8 (Foglio cm 26,5 x 19,2). . . Ottimo (Fine). . Tiratura 60 esemplari. .
Litografia originale su lastra litografica di zinco, firmata in basso a sinistra. Al retro dichiarazione di V. Agnetti Opera n. 8 del catalogo dell'opera grafica di Castellani. Cm 90 x 69. . . Ottimo (Fine). . Tiratura 90 esemplari. .
9 radierungen von Emil Schumacher vorwort von Hans Platschek (cm 30x24,5; 25x11). Den druck der Radierungen besorgte Katelhon, Wamel bei Soest/W. Alle Rechte bei Johanna Schiessel. 9 incisioni numerate e firmate a matita dall'artista (cm 30x24,5; 25x11) Esemplare 44/70. folio (cm 50x37). pp. 10. . Ottimo (Fine). . Prima edizione di 70 es. numerati. .
60 mm (diameter) and 62 x 75 mm. In their original brass and wooden frames. Half-length portrait of baron de La Châtre, the father of the publisher Maurice Lachâtre, with the decoration of the "Légion d'honneur" clearly visible on his robe. He was born and died in Issoudun, was appointed a knight on 12 December 1803 and promoted to the rank of an officer on 14 June 1804. He participated in the Revolutionary Wars as well as in the Napoleonic Wars, reaching the rank of colonel, and was granted the title of a "Baron de l'Empire" on 19 March 1808. Narrow cracks in the portrait; small flaw at lower margin. - Half-length portrait of his wife and the mother of Maurice Lachâtre, Élisabeth-Constance Séonnet (born on 23 June 1784 in Issoudun, died on 13 November 1860 in Maisons-Laffitte), in a sitting position, her left arm resting on the back of the chair, wearing a white dress and a furry scarf round her shoulders. The miniature was probably created soon after her wedding on 13 April 1803. Marginal flaw to wooden frame. Xavier Gaignault et Hervé Coutau-Bégarie, Le colonel Pierre-Denis de La Châtre, baron de l’Empire (Éditions Guénégaud, 2007).
Each 211 x 168 mm. In identical gilt wooden frames. A pair of atmospheric oriental genre scenes by an unidentified, but obviously professionally trained artist, masterfully capturing the light and mood: a mosque's courtyard with visitors and beggars, and a small bazaar with merchants, pedestrians, and a belly dancer within the picturesque environment of humble dwellings.
Ca. 676 x 480 mm to 755 x 523 mm. Coloured etchings on paper. Partly heightened in gold and silver. Two of the prints mounted on canvas. Rare supraporte prints from the famous publishing house Remondini, depicting four episodes from the biblical Parable of the Prodigal Son. In the sequence of the biblical narrative, the etchings with legends in Spanish and Latin show the Prodigal Son collecting his share of the inheritance from his father, the Prodigal Son leaving the parental home, the Prodigal Son being reduced to serve as a swineherd after he squandered his fortune, and the reconciliation with his father following his desperate return home. The beautiful coloured etchings are wholly Rococo in style, from the large ornamental frames to the opulent clothing of the protagonists and decor within the scenes. Embracing the timeless character of a parable, the 18th century viewers were supposed to identify with the protagonists and have their taste in Rococo ornaments met. - The house of Remondini was founded in Bassano del Grappa by the merchant Giovanni Antonio Remondini (1634-1711) and was successfully expanded by his son Giuseppe Remondini (1672-1742). Apart from prints and books, Remondini produced decorated papers for various uses and wallpapers. In the 18th and early 19th centuries, Remondini was among the largest print publishers of Italy. The supraportes with the Prodigal Son are a beautiful example of the large portfolio of the company and its international market. - With occasional stains and some foxing. The return scene shows old restorations due to water damage, leaving some areas brittle, especially in the lower margin, and causing minimal losses to the print. The departure scene shows two small defects.
Gouache on paper, ca. 32 x 45 cm (sheet dimensions ca. 41.5 x 52 cm). Meticulous panoramic view of the bay, shoreline and city of Naples from Santa Lucia in the west to Mount Vesuvius in the east. The foreground shows fishing boats and other small vessels as well as a paddle steamer flying the French flag and a U.S. navy barque. - Margins tinted in grey wash, showing some light staining and a few tiny holes, caption title lettered in pink. The vividly coloured view is perfectly preserved. - Provenance: near-contemporary ink annotation on verso "Naples / Magasin de Beaux Arts / Place Cappella a Chiaja No. 6 / Sous le Palais Partanna / Tenú par Gaetano Calvi". Sold in 2015 through Holger Christoph, Bonn (sale 38, lot 411) to a German private collector and subsequently through Dobiaschofsky in Berne (2018) and Zisska in Munich (2021). A comparable, likewise unsigned example is held by the Bibliothèque nationale de France (dept. Estampes et photographie: "Napoli da Posilippo", Smith-Lesouëf 7277). For the painter Giuseppe Scoppa and his family cf. R. Rinaldi, Pittori a Napoli nell'Ottocento (2001), p. 247. See also Thieme/Becker XXX, 1936; Comanducci V (1974).
Ca. 477 x 326 mm (neat line). Etching on paper. Only known specimen of an anonymous copy after Georg Daniel Heumann’s monumental 1735 copper print engraving based on a design by Salomon Kleiner, with additional portraits of Empress Maria Theresa and the later Emperor Joseph II and his wife. This faithful, though qualitatively inferior copy was probably made on the occasion of the wedding of Archduke Joseph of Austria and Princess Isabella of Parma on 6 October 1760 in Vienna. The couple is shown in a double portrait presented by a crowned eagle flying on the right side of the tower. They are opposed by a similarly presented profile portrait of Maria Theresa on the left side. Superimposed, the two medallion-bearing eagles would form the double-headed Habsburg eagle. - Joseph's first and happiest marriage lasted only three years, as Isabella died of smallpox on 27 November 1763 at the age of 21, leaving behind a devastated widower. 1763 is thus the latest possible date for the creation of this beautiful etching. - Good impression with some minor stains and a larger brown stain to the upper left margin.
Superficie in rilievo su jesmonite. Multiplo originale numerato e firmato dall'artista sul retro contenuto in display in perpex. Esemplare 9/10 Display in perspex di Euromod, Roma. Confezione di Green Imballaggi, Roma. Progetto grafico by Artefatto, Roma. Cm 28x30. . . Perfetto (Mint). . Tiratura di 10 es. num. + IV p.d.a.. . La jemsonite è un composto di gesso e resina acrilica di produzione inglese che possiede eccellenti qualità di resistenza meccanica, durabilità e non tossicità. Non richiede manutenzione e può essere pulita con acqua e sapone. Questo multiplo pertanto ha la caratteristaca di opera durevole nel tempo, come se fosse realizzato in pietra o bronzo
Catalogo dell'opera grafica con 50 opere riprodotte a piena pagina e schede descrittive. Uno dei primi 30 esemplari contenente la suite ''Tre superfici' 1995" con tre opere originali di Enrico Castellani (N.45, 46 e 47 - impressioni a secco numerate, datate e firmate dall'artista, tiratura di 100 esemplari, N. 4/100. Cm 28,5 x 30,5) Le opere di Castellani su carta Sicars sono state stampate da Di Tommaso a Roma. 4to (cm 29x31). pp. 64. . Ottimo (Fine). . Edizione originale di 100 + 30 esemplari numerati e firmati (Original edition of 100 + 30 numbered and signed copies). .
8vo. 16 numbered hand-coloured aquatint panels (70 x 200 mm). With 2 sheets of publisher's advertisements. In original cardboard box (163 x 223 mm) with mounted hand-coloured aquatint title-page engraved by Sidney Hall. Curious art toy created by the London bookseller Samuel Leigh, featuring aquatint panels by the noted landscape and battle artist John Heaviside Clark (1771-1863), depicting idealized English and Scottish scenery, including ruins, lakes, and mountains. - A "myriorama", a term derived from the Greek words "myrias", meaning "multitude", and "orama", meaning "scene" or "view", comprised a set of illustrated cards, each representing a slice of a landscape. No matter what order you placed them in, the cards created a cohesive scene. The near-endless possibilities made it a popular entertainment for people of all ages. After the success of the first myriorama, designed by Jean-Pierre Brès in France, the toy took off across Europe from the 1820s, sparking imitations in Austria, England, Germany, and the Netherlands. Leigh and Clark adopted the name and the design of the box that housed the cards from the original French version, in hopes of inspiring other artists to draw attractive landscapes. Their myriorama also introduced the innovation of numbering each panel, making it possible to record and later recreate scenes found especially pleasing. Myrioramas provided dynamic visual entertainment at a time when the advent of cinema was still decades away. With their incredible number of possible combinations and charming visuals, myrioramas were "one of the most diversified and exhaustless inventions for variety and pleasing amusement that has hitherto appeared", according to the London's Morning Chronicle at the time. - The present 16-card myriorama can be arranged into an astounding 20,922,789,888,000 (that's 20 trillion!) different scenes. Later myrioramas with larger sets of cards could provide an unfathomable number of permutations, reaching well beyond our standard naming conventions. - Pencil ownership of Isabella Hord to the inside of upper cover. Box somewhat rubbed at extremities; corners lightly bumped; some brownstaining. The panels very well preserved. A copy is held at the Huntington Library in California. A charming item rarely seen at auction.
Albumen print, titled and numbered "13385" in the lower edge of the negative. 213 x 165 mm. A fine image showing yard and street cleaners at study. - The Russian photographer Ermakov trained as a military topographer and took part in the Russo-Turkish War before setting up his photographic business in Tbilisi. He travelled extensively as far as Iran and took part in several archaeological expeditions in the Caucasus, leaving a series of unique photographs.
161 x 218 mm. A street merchant with a lady client and a child, showing the Hagia Sophia in the background. Pinel de Grandchamp, a student of Dubois and Picot, is counted among the foremost oriental painters of the 19th century. - Mounted on backing cardboard (old edge flaws). Thieme/Becker XXVII, 56. Bénézit VIII, 344.
Aquarell auf Papier, jeweils ca. 165 x 90 mm, in drei Gruppen (2 Vierer- und eine Zweiergruppe) unter Glas und Passepartout gerahmt. Undatierte, hübsch aquarellierte Folge von 10 österreichischen Offizieren in ihren Regimentsfarben. Der aus Znaim gebürtige österreichischische Militär- und Pferdemaler und Zeichner A. Pock studierte bei Griepenkerl an der Wiener Akademie und war bis 1914 Mitarbeiter der Meggendorfer Blätter; das Heeresgeschichtliche Museum besitzt einen Bestand an Werken Pocks (vgl. Vollmer). - Sauber und wohlerhalten. Vgl. Thieme/Becker XXVII, 170; Vollmer III, 603.
