Dankgottesdienst der Allierten für die Besiegung Napoleons am 10. April 1814 zu Paris - photo 1
Dankgottesdienst der Allierten für die Besiegung Napoleons am 10. April 1814 zu Paris - photo 1

Dankgottesdienst der Allierten für die Besiegung Napoleons am 10. April 1814 zu Paris

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€ 200
Auction dateClassic
17.11.2018 15:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Ikonengalerie Mönius
Event location
Berlin
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ID 135576
Lot 465 | Dankgottesdienst der Allierten für die Besiegung Napoleons am 10. April 1814 zu Paris

Grossformatiger russischer Kupferstich der Klauberwerkstatt zu St. Petersburg, 1814, nach der Zeichnung von Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti (1764-1831)
32,5 x 80 cm

Dargestellt ist ein im Freien aufgebauter Altar, umgeben von russischen Priestern, welche am 10. April 1814 anläßlich des orthodoxen Osterfestes (nach dem julianischen Kalender) einen feierlichen Dankgottesdienst in Anwesenheit der Sieger abhielten. Links reitet Kaiser Alexander I., gefolgt von den verschiedenen europäischen Herrschern und Generälen, zum Altar. Links unten ist der Text in russisch, rechts in französisch angegeben. Der Augsburger Kupferstecher Ignaz Sebastian Klauber (1735-1817), ein Mitglied der berühmten Augsburger Kupferstichateliers der Familie Klauber, erhielt den ehrenvollen Ruf nach St. Petersburg. Hier unterrichtete er an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste Chalkeographie (=Kupferstechkunst) und richtete eine Dependance der Klauberschen Offizin in der Residenzstadt der Zaren ein. Es entstanden großformatige Darstellungen geschichtlicher Ereignisse. Zustand: Am Passepartout rückseitig verklebt, stockfleckig, leicht gebräunt, kleinere Risse rückseitig verklebt, Einrisse unten.
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12.11.2018 – 16.11.2018
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