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Albrecht Dürer - photo 1

Albrecht Dürer

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€ 3 000
Auction dateClassic
27.03.2018 18:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Palais Dorotheum
Event location
Australia, Wien
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ID 53016
Lot 30 | Albrecht Dürer
( Nuremberg 1471-1528 )
Christ’s Entry into Jerusalem, from the series "Small Woodcut Passion", c. 1509-1511, woodcut on laid paper, monogrammed AD, 12,7x 9,8 cm, the margins partly trimmed within framing lines, Bartsch 22, Meder 130 I, edition prior to text, mounted, unframed, ( Sch )

Very excellent, vigorous impression of the first edition with rich contrasts and prior to the text. A small tear and a small stain at lower right margin. Otherwise in very good condition.

The buyer‘s premium shall be as follows:
a) for items subject to margin tax (not specially marked in the catalogue/in the description) or for sales where the Dorotheum acts as an agent (marked with a “V” [“Vermittlung” = agent sale] in the catalogue/in the description):
■ up to an amount of EUR 100,000: 25% of the hammer price
■ for the amount exceeding EUR 100,000: 22%
■ for the amount exceeding EUR 600,000: 15%
In these cases the buyer‘s premium includes the statutory VAT
b) for fully taxable items (marked in the catalogue/in the description with the symbol „+“ for 20% VAT, with „–“ for 13% VAT or with „#“ for 10% VAT):
■ up to a hammer price of EUR 100,000: 20,84% of the hammer price
■ for the amount exceeding EUR 100,000: 18,34%
■ for the amount exceeding EUR 600,000: 12,5%
In the case under (b), the statutory VAT is calculated based on the total price (hammer price plus buyer‘s premium and a possible resale right royalty) and is added to the total price.
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