ZIMMERMANN (*1826) nach BECKER (*1820), Abschied vom Bischof von Bamberg, KSt.

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Friedrich Wilhelm Zimmermann (1826 Gornewitz - 1887 München) nach Carl Becker (1820 Berlin - 1900 ebd.), "Franz nimmt Abschied vom Bischof von Bamberg", Junge Dame spielt Schach mit Bischof, 19. Jahrhundert, Kupferstich

• Technik: Kupferstich auf Papier


• Bezeichnung: Unterhalb in Druckplatte bezeichnet.


• Datierung: 19. Jahrhundert


• Beschreibung: Nach einer Vorlage von Carl Becker (1820 Berlin - 1900 ebd.). In linker unterer Ecke der Darstellung signiert und auf 1869 datiert.


• Schlagworte: Mode, Deutschland, Romantik, 1800-1849


• Größe: Papier: 50.4 cm x 57.4 cm, Druckplatte: 48.7 cm x 55.6 cm, Darstellung: 36.2 cm x 46.3 cm


• Zustand: Verbesserungswürdiger Zustand. Die Blattkanten sind deutlich durch Knicke und Risse beschädigt. Es sind mehrere vertikale Knickfalten feststellbar. Auf dem gesamten Blatt sind leichte Stockflecken sichtbar.

 

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Friedrich Wilhelm Zimmermann (1826 Gornewitz - 1887 Munich) after Carl Becker (1820 Berlin - 1900 ibid.), "Franz takes leave of the Bishop of Bamberg", Young lady plays chess with bishop, 19th century, Copper engraving

• Technique: Copper engraving on Paper


• Inscription: Inscribed below in printing plate.


• Date: 19th century


• Description: After an original by Carl Becker (1820 Berlin - 1900 ibid.). Signed in the lower left corner and dated 1869.


• Keywords: 19th century, Romanticism, Fashion, Germany,


• Size: Paper: 50.4 cm x 57.4 cm (19.8 x 22.6 in), Plate: 48.7 cm x 55.6 cm (19.2 x 21.9 in), Depiction: 36.2 cm x 46.3 cm (14.3 x 18.2 in)


• Condition: Defective condition. The sheet edges are clearly damaged by creases and tears. Several vertical creases are visible. Light foxing is visible on the entire sheet.

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