AUER (*1795) nach LORRAIN (*1600), Heimkehrende Fischer in Abendsonne, Lith.

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Caspar Auer (1795 Nymphenburg - 1821 München) nach Claude Lorrain (1600 Chamagne, Lothringen - 1682 Rom), Heimkehrende Fischer in der Abendsonne mit Blick von Ufer auf das offene Meer, 19. Jahrhundert, Lithographie

• Technik: Lithographie auf Papier


• Bezeichnung: Links die Ruinen einer antiken Tempelfassade. Links und rechts unterhalb der Darstellung signiert.


• Datierung: 19. Jahrhundert


• Beschreibung: Die Fischer verladen in der Abendsonne den erfogreichen Fischfang.


• Schlagworte: Fischer, Fischfang, Tempelruine, Antike Ruine, Boot, Segelschiff, Küstenlandschaft, Abendsonne, Seefahrt, Fischen, Deutschland, Romantik, 1800-1849


• Größe: Papier: 46.0 cm x 63.3 cm, Darstellung: 34.7 cm x 45.7 cm


• Zustand: Sehr guter Zustand. Das Blatt hat sich altersgermäß leicht verfärbt. Die Ränder sind leicht gewellt. Der rechte Rand trägt leichte Knickstellen.

 

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Caspar Auer (1795 Nymphenburg - 1821 Munich) after Claude Lorrain (1600 Chamagne, Lorraine - 1682 Rom), Returning fishermen in the evening sun with a view from the shore to the open sea, 19th century, Lithography

• Technique: Lithography on Paper


• Inscription: On the left the ruins of an ancient temple façade. Signed on the left and right below the depiction.


• Date: 19th century


• Description: The fishermen load the successful catch in the evening sun.


• Keywords: Fishermen, fishing, temple ruin, ancient ruin, boat, sailing ship, coastal landscape, evening sun, 19th century, Romanticism, Seafaring, Germany,


• Size: Paper: 46.0 cm x 63.3 cm (18.1 x 24.9 in), Depiction: 34.7 cm x 45.7 cm (13.7 x 18 in)


• Condition: Very good condition. The sheet has discoloured slightly due to its age. The margins are slightly wavy. The right margin bears slight creases.

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