Carl Triebel (1823 Dessau - 1885 Wernigerode) und August von Rentzell (1810 Marienwerder - 1891 Berlin) - photo 1
Carl Triebel (1823 Dessau - 1885 Wernigerode) und August von Rentzell (1810 Marienwerder - 1891 Berlin) - photo 2
Carl Triebel (1823 Dessau - 1885 Wernigerode) und August von Rentzell (1810 Marienwerder - 1891 Berlin) - photo 3

Carl Triebel (1823 Dessau - 1885 Wernigerode) und August von Rentzell (1810 Marienwerder - 1891 Berlin)

Lot 61
24.09.2025 14:00UTC +02:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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ID 1466793
Lot 61 | Carl Triebel (1823 Dessau - 1885 Wernigerode) und August von Rentzell (1810 Marienwerder - 1891 Berlin)
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€ 4 000 – 5 000
Carl Triebel (1823 Dessau - 1885 Wernigerode) und August von Rentzell (1810 Marienwerder - 1891 Berlin)
Riders in the mountains with a berry seller
Signed lower left. Stamp "Privat Eigenthum ERNST II. Herzogs v. S. Coburg Gotha" and label with number 5517 on the stretcher verso. Oil on canvas. 71.5 x 98 cm. Relined. Restored. Minor damage. Framed (83.5 x 110 cm).

Auf einem Bergrücken ein rastendes Reiterpaar. Die Dame, noch auf ihrem Pferd sitzend, gerade im Gespräch mit einem jungen Mädchen, das eine Schale Beeren anbietet. Vorne mittig am Boden liegend ein Zylinder, ein Schirm und eine Tasche - wohl die Utensilien eines Begleiters der Reiter? Ein Hund blickt rechts suchend in eine Schlucht herunter.

Der auf einem Fels sitzende Herr mittig trägt über seiner Schulter ein kariertes Tuch, ähnlich einem Sash im schottischen Tartan-Muster. Handelt es sich möglicherweise um Prinz Albert von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha (1819 - 1861) und bei der Dame um seine Gattin Queen Victoria (1819 - 1901)? Vergleichbar findet sich das Paar immer wieder auf bei Wanderungen und Reitausflügen durch die schottischen Highlands dargestellt, vgl. Aquarelle von Carl Haag in der Royal Collection (z. B. Inv.-Nr. RCIN 451257 oder RCIN 450578). Die Gebirgslandschaft wäre jedoch in die Alpen zu verorten. Herzog Ernst II. von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha, aus dessen Privatsammlung vorliegendes Gemälde stammt, besaß ein Jagdschloss in Hinterriß, Tirol. Hat er vielleicht den beiden hier kooperierenden Künstlern den Auftrag gegeben, seinen Bruder und dessen Gattin in die österreichische Landschaft zu integrieren?

Provenienz: Foundation of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha family, ducal art ownership, Callenberg Castle.
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