Wilhelm Jury (1763 Berlin - 1829 ebd.), Buchillustrator der Goethezeit, "Der Tapfre kann den Tapfern nicht entehren. Dritter Aufzug Vierter Auftritt", 18. Jahrhundert, Kupferstich
- Technik: Kupferstich auf Papier
- Bezeichnung: Links unter der Darstellung signiert "W. Jury del et fec.". Mittig darunter betitelt "Der Tapfre kann den Tapfern nicht entehren. Dritter Aufzug Vierter Auftritt". Miniatur und Illustration eines zeitgenössischen Theaterstücks. Aus den Händen des Berliner Malers, Radierers und Kupferstechers Wilhelm Jury; seit 1779 Schüler an der Berliner Akademie und anschließend Lehrling an der dortigen Prozellanmanufaktur; unter dem bekannten Kupferstecher Daniel Berger lernte er ab 1788 sein Handwerk; bekannt für seine Kupferstiche und Bücherillustrationen, einer der ersten "Modekünstler" in Bücherkupfer, besonders zu Romanen. (Quelle: Thieme-Becker).
Aus dem Nachlass des Antiquars Rosenthal München / Amsterdam.
- Datierung: 18. Jahrhundert
- Schlagworte: Trachten, Literatur, Deutschland, Rokoko, 1700-1749
- Größe: Papier: 13.5 cm x 9.2 cm
- Zustand: Guter Zustand. Die Darstellung macht einen sehr guten Eindruck. Das Blatt ist altersbedingt stockfleckig.
English Version:
Wilhelm Jury (1763 Berlin - 1829 ibid.), Book illustrator of the Goethe era, "Der Tapfre kann den Tapfern nicht entehren Third Act Fourth Performance", 18th century, Copper engraving
- Technique: Copper engraving on Paper
- Inscription: Signed "W. Jury del et fec." below the depiction on the left. Entitled "Der Tapfre kann den Tapfern nicht entehren. Third Act Fourth Performance". Miniature and illustration of a contemporary theatre play. By the Berlin painter, etcher and engraver Wilhelm Jury; a pupil at the Berlin Academy from 1779 and subsequently an apprentice at the local porcelain manufactory; he learnt his trade under the well-known engraver Daniel Berger from 1788; known for his engravings and book illustrations, one of the first "fashionable artists" in book engraving, especially for novels. (Source: Thieme-Becker).
From the estate of the antiquarian bookseller Rosenthal Munich / Amsterdam.
- Date: 18th century
- Keywords: 18th century, Rococo, Costumes, Germany,
- Size: Paper: 13.5 cm x 9.2 cm (5.3 x 3.6 in)
- Condition: Good condition. The image makes a very good impression. The sheet is foxed due to its age.
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