Johannes Sonnenleiter (1825 Nürnberg - 1907 Wien) nach Heinrich von Angeli (1840 Sopron - 1925 Wien), Portrait der jungen Irene Dumba (1864 - 1920), Tochter des Industriellen Nikloaus Dumba, Hüftstück nach links mit Blick hin zum Betrachter, ein helles Kleid tragend, 1890, Kupferstich
- Technik: Kupferstich und Radierung auf Papier
- Bezeichnung: Links unten am Blattrand mit falscher Zuschreibung. Marie war die Ehefrau und Irene die Tochter von Nikolaus Dumba.
- Datierung: 1890
- Beschreibung: Im Oval mit Blumen geschmückt. Unter der Darstellung signiert.
- Schlagworte: Damenportrait, junge Frau, Ehrenbürger der Stadt Liezen, Leysin, Österreich, österreichische Persönlichkeit, Porträt, Mode, Österreich, Jugendstil, 1850-1899
- Größe: Papier: 62.0 cm x 47.8 cm, Druckplatte: 41.8 cm x 30.4 cm, Darstellung: 30.9 cm x 21.0 cm
- Zustand: Guter Zustand. Das Papier hat sich altersgemäß verfärbt und ist insbesondere am unteren Blattrand stockfleckig. Mit Einrissen am Blattrund unten. Die Ecken unten sind bestoßen.
English Version:
Johannes Sonnenleiter (1825 Nuremberg - 1907 Vienna) after Heinrich von Angeli (1840 - 1925 ), Portrait of the young Irene Dumba (1864 - 1920), daughter of the industrialist Nikloaus Dumba, hip to the left looking towards the viewer, wearing a light-coloured dress, 1890, Copper engraving
- Technique: Copper engraving and Etching on Paper
- Inscription: Lower left margin with incorrect attribution. Marie was the wife and Irene the daughter of Nikolaus Dumba.
- Date: 1890
- Description: Decorated with flowers in the oval. Signed below the depiction.
- Keywords: Portrait of a lady, young woman, honorary citizen of the town of Liezen, Leysin, Austria, Austrian personality, 19th century, Art Nouveau, Portraits, Austria,
- Size: Paper: 62.0 cm x 47.8 cm (24.4 x 18.8 in), Plate: 41.8 cm x 30.4 cm (16.5 x 12 in), Depiction: 30.9 cm x 21.0 cm (12.2 x 8.3 in)
- Condition: Good condition. The paper has discoloured due to its age and is foxed especially at the lower margin. With tears at the bottom of the sheet. The corners at the bottom are bumped.
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