J. SCHWENDIMANN (*1721), Ingenius Artibus Illa Fauet, 1775, Bronze Klassizismus

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Joseph Schwendimann (um 1721 Ebikon - 1786 Rom), Ingenius Artibus Illa Fauet, Bronzemedaille, 1775, Bronze

  • Technik: Bronze, Metall

  • Datierung: 1775

  • Beschreibung: Fein gearbeitetes Bronzerelief in Medaillenform. Zeigt eine weibliche Allegorie, Tiara und Schlüssel als Attribute des Papstes tragend und einen Lorbeerkranz auf einen Altar legend. Unten in feinem Hochrelief datiert und signiert. Rückseitig mit Inschrift: "Ab Actis Consili Collegi Pontificalis Artificum Divi Lucae / Ex Decr Colleg".

  • Schlagworte: Porträt, Deutschland, Klassizismus, 1750-1799

  • Größe: Metall: Höhe: 5.5 cm, Breite: 5.5 cm, Tiefe: 1.0 cm

  • Zustand: Guter Zustand. Geringe Alterungsspuren und Patinierung.

 

 

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Joseph Schwendimann (around 1721 Ebikon - 1786 Rom), Ingenius Artibus Illa Fauet, bronze medal, 1775, Bronze


  • Technique: Bronze, metal

  • Date: 1775

  • Description: Finely worked bronze relief in medal form. Showing a female allegory, wearing a tiara and key as attributes of the pope and placing a laurel wreath on an altar. Dated and signed in fine high relief at the bottom. Inscription on the reverse: "Ab Actis Consili Collegi Pontificalis Artificum Divi Lucae | Ex Decr Colleg".

  • Keywords: 18th century, Classicism, Portraits, Germany,

  • Size: metal: Height: 5.5 cm, Width: 5.5 cm, Length: 1.0 cm, Diameter: ø (2.2 x 0 x 0, ø 0in)

  • Condition: Good condition. Minor signs of ageing and patination.


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