Bronze nach dem Reiterstandbild des Großen Kurfürsten Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg, Entwurf Andreas Schlüter (1659 Danzig - 1714 St. Petersburg), um 1900 - photo 1

Bronze nach dem Reiterstandbild des Großen Kurfürsten Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg, Entwurf Andreas Schlüter (1659 Danzig - 1714 St. Petersburg), um 1900

Lot 4394
19.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1323604
Lot 4394 | Bronze nach dem Reiterstandbild des Großen Kurfürsten Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg, Entwurf Andreas Schlüter (1659 Danzig - 1714 St. Petersburg), um 1900
Bronze nach dem Reiterstandbild des Großen Kurfürsten Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg, Entwurf Andreas Schlüter (1659 Danzig - 1714 St. Petersburg), um 1900
Bronze, vergoldet. Auf einem ovalen Sockel aus schwarzem und dunkelgrünem Marmor. Verkleinerte Version des berühmten Reiterdenkmals des Großen Kurfürsten, das an Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg erinnert. Ungemarkt. Am Sockel kleine Bestoßungen. Höhe 21 cm, Gesamthöhe 38,5 cm. Eine identische Bronze wurde von der Gießerei Gladenbeck gefertigt.
Kurfürst Friedrich III. von Brandenburg, der spätere König Friedrich I. in Preußen, erschuf das Denkmal zu Ehren seines Vaters. Es wurde von Andreas Schlüter ab 1696 entworfen, von Johann Jacobi bis 1700 ausgeführt und steht seit 1952 vor dem Schloss Charlottenburg in Berlin.
A gilt bronze after the impressive equestrian figure of Friedrich Wilhelm of Brandenburg after Andreas Schlüter (1659 Danzig - 1714 St. Petersburg), circa 1900
A gilt bronze after the impressive equestrian figure of Friedrich Wilhelm of Brandenburg after Andreas Schlüter (1659 Danzig - 1714 St. Petersburg), circa 1900
Bronze, vergoldet. Auf einem ovalen Sockel aus schwarzem und dunkelgrünem Marmor. Verkleinerte Version des berühmten Reiterdenkmals des Großen Kurfürsten, das an Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg erinnert. Ungemarkt. Am Sockel kleine Bestoßungen. Höhe 21 cm, Gesamthöhe 38,5 cm. Eine identische Bronze wurde von der Gießerei Gladenbeck gefertigt.
Kurfürst Friedrich III. von Brandenburg, der spätere König Friedrich I. in Preußen, erschuf das Denkmal zu Ehren seines Vaters. Es wurde von Andreas Schlüter ab 1696 entworfen, von Johann Jacobi bis 1700 ausgeführt und steht seit 1952 vor dem Schloss Charlottenburg in Berlin.
Condition: II -
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