RICHTER (*1803) nach LINDAU (*1799), Der Zahnbrecher in einem römischen Städtche

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Ludwig Richter (1803 Dresden - 1884 ebd.) nach Dietrich Wilhelm Lindau (1799 Dresden - 1862 Rom), Der Zahnbrecher in einem römischen Städtchen, 1834, Radierung

• Technik: Radierung auf Papier


• Bezeichnung: Unten bezeichnet: "Lindau pinx. Roma 1834. / L. Richter sculp.".


• Datierung: 1834


• Beschreibung: Sehr schöner früher Druck vor der gestochenen Signatur und dem Titel im unteren Rand. Kontrastreicher, klarer und nuancierter Druck.


• Schlagworte: Grafik; antike Ruine; Menschen; Gesellschaftsklassen; Bürger; Adliger; Reiter; Pose; Architektur; Kontrast; Alltag; Szenerie, Genre, Italien, Romantik, 1800-1849


• Größe: Papier: 21.8 cm x 32.4 cm


• Zustand: Akzeptabler Zustand. Leicht stockfleckig. Umlaufend innerhalb der Druckplatte beschnitten, nur oben noch knapp außerhalb der Platte. An den Rändern alt auf eine Unterlage montiert.

 

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Ludwig Richter (1803 Dresden - 1884 ibid.) after Dietrich Wilhelm Lindau (1799 Dresden - 1862 Rom), The tooth crusher in a small Roman town, 1834, Etching

• Technique: Etching on Paper


• Inscription: At the lower part inscribed: "Lindau pinx. Roma 1834. / L. Richter sculp.".


• Date: 1834


• Description: Very fine early impression before the engraved signature and title in the lower margin. High-contrast, clear and nuanced impression.


• Keywords: Graphic; antique ruin; people; social classes; citizen; nobleman; horseman; pose; architecture; contrast; everyday life; scenery, 19th century, Romanticism, Genre, Italy,


• Size: Paper: 21.8 cm x 32.4 cm (8.6 x 12.8 in)


• Condition: Rather good condition. Slight foxing. Trimmed all round within the printing plate, only just outside the plate at the top. Mounted on an old backing in the margins.

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