Paul Geißler (1881 Erfurt - 1965 Garmisch-Partenkirchen), Wochenmarkt in Nürnberg, auf dem Hauptmarkt beim Schönen Brunnen, 20. Jahrhundert, Kaltnadelradierung
- Technik: Kaltnadelradierung auf Papier, aufgezogen auf Pappe
- Bezeichnung: Unten rechts signiert: "Paul Geissler", sowie im Druck unten rechts signiert: "Paul Geissler". Unten links eigenhändig bezeichnet: "Hauptmarkt in Nürnberg. No 34 von 50 selbst gedruckt".
- Datierung: 20. Jahrhundert
- Beschreibung: Blick über den gefüllten Hauptmarkt vom Schönen Brunnen in Richtung der Sebalduskirche.
- Schlagworte: Deutschland, Bayern, Franken, Nürnberg, Markt, Tracht, Trachten, Deutschland, Nürnberg, Impressionismus, 1900-1924
- Größe: Papier: 28.5 cm x 23.0 cm, Druckplatte: 19.8 cm x 14.0 cm
- Zustand: Akzeptabler Zustand. Das Blatt ist altersbedingt verfärbt. Entlang der Kanten etwas lichtrandig.
English Version:
Paul Geißler (1881 Erfurt - 1965 Garmisch-Partenkirchen), Weekly market in Nuremberg, on the main market square by the Schönen Brunnen fountain, 20th century, Drypoint etching
- Technique: Drypoint etching on Paper, mounted on Cardboard
- Inscription: Lower right signed: "Paul Geissler", sowie im Druck unten rechts signiert: "Paul Geissler". lower left inscribed by the artist's hand: "Hauptmarkt in Nürnberg. No 34 von 50 selbst gedruckt".
- Date: 20th century
- Description: View over the crowded Hauptmarkt from the Schönen Brunnen in the direction of the Sebalduskirche.
- Keywords: Germany, Bavaria, Franconia, Nuremberg, market, traditional costume, 20th century, Impressionism, Costumes, Germany,
- Size: Paper: 28.5 cm x 23.0 cm (11.2 x 9.1 in), Plate: 19.8 cm x 14.0 cm (7.8 x 5.5 in)
- Condition: Rather good condition. The sheet is discoloured due to its age. Somewhat light-margined along the edges.
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