Albert Henry Payne (1812 London - 1902 Leipzig), Ruinen und Moschee mit Minarett, Boulack in Ägypten, um 1850, Stahlstich
- Technik: Stahlstich auf Papier
- Bezeichnung: Unten im Druck bezeichnet: "Alexis Geyer del. A. H. Payne sc. Boulack in Egypten Verlag d. Englischen Kunstanstalt v. A. H. Payne, Leipzig&Dresden".
- Datierung: um 1850
- Beschreibung: Sehr reizvolle Ansicht der ägyptischen Stadt Boulack mit Minaretten und einem Zeltlager im Vordergrund. Albert Heinrich Payne (London 1812 - Leipzig 1902) war Stahl- und Kupferstecher, Radierer, Maler und Illustrator. Ab 1838 war Payne Verleger in Leipzig und Dresden. Um 1850 gab er die "Dresdner Gemäldegalerie. Alte Meister" mit 126 Stahlstichen heraus.
- Schlagworte: Architektur, Landschaft, Ägypten, Romantik, 1850-1899
- Größe: Papier: 21.3 cm x 28.0 cm
- Zustand: Akzeptabler Zustand. Verfärbt, fleckig
English Version:
Albert Henry Payne (1812 London - 1902 Leipzig), Ruins and mosque with minaret, Boulack in Egypt, c. 1850, Steel engraving
- Technique: Steel engraving on Paper
- Inscription: At the lower part inscribed in the printing plate: "Alexis Geyer del. A. H. Payne sc. Boulack in Egypten Verlag d. Englischen Kunstanstalt v. A. H. Payne, Leipzig&Dresden".
- Date: c. 1850
- Description: Very charming view of the Egyptian town of Boulack with minarets and a tent camp in the foreground. Albert Heinrich Payne (London 1812 - Leipzig 1902) was a steel and copper engraver, etcher, painter and illustrator. From 1838 Payne was a publisher in Leipzig and Dresden. Around 1850 he published the "Dresdner Gemäldegalerie. Old Masters" with 126 steel engravings.
- Keywords: 19th century, Romanticism, Architecture, Egypt,
- Size: Paper: 21.3 cm x 28.0 cm (8.4 x 11 in)
- Condition: Rather good condition. Discoloured, stained
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