Knieender Soldat mit Gewehr, um 1820, Bleistift Romantik Unbekannt (19.Jhd)

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Unbekannt (19. Jahrhundert), Studie eines knieenden Soldaten beim Schießen mit Gewehr, um 1820, Bleistift

  • Technik: Bleistift auf Papier

  • Stempel: Sammlerstempel, Lugt Nr.: 4040. Arnold Blome (1894-1972). Bremen. 20. Jahrhundert

  • Bezeichnung: Verso bezeichnet: "Dillis aus seinem Nachlass".

  • Datierung: um 1820

  • Beschreibung: Sehr gelungene Studie eines Soldaten beim Schießen. Vermutlich von einem Künstler der Münchner Schule um 1820 (aus dem Umkreis von Johann Georg von Dillis).

  • Schlagworte: Krieg, Schuss, Schießübung, Gewehr, Militär, Genre, Deutschland, Romantik, 1800-1849

  • Größe: Papier: 21.0 cm x 18.0 cm, Weitere Maße: 21 x 18 cm

  • Zustand: Guter Zustand. Insgesamt gut, leicht stockfleckig.

 

 

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Unknown (19th century), Study of a kneeling soldier shooting with a rifle, c. 1820, Pencil


  • Technique: Pencil on Paper

  • Stamp: Collector's stamp, Lugt no.: 4040. Arnold Blome (1894-1972). Bremen. 20th century

  • Inscription: Verso inscribed: "Dillis aus seinem Nachlass".

  • Date: c. 1820

  • Description: Very successful study of a soldier shooting. Presumably by an artist of the Munich School around 1820 (from the circle of Johann Georg von Dillis).

  • Keywords: War, shot, target practice, rifle, 19th century, Romanticism, Military, Germany,

  • Size: Paper: 21.0 cm x 18.0 cm (8.3 x 7.1 in), additional specification: 21 x 18 cm

  • Condition: Good condition. Good overall, slightly foxed.


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