DIETZSCH, Johann Christoph zugeschrieben (1710 Nürnberg - 1768 Nürnberg). Ruinen-Landschaft mit Figu - photo 1
DIETZSCH, Johann Christoph zugeschrieben (1710 Nürnberg - 1768 Nürnberg). Ruinen-Landschaft mit Figu - photo 2
DIETZSCH, Johann Christoph zugeschrieben (1710 Nürnberg - 1768 Nürnberg). Ruinen-Landschaft mit Figu - photo 3

DIETZSCH, Johann Christoph zugeschrieben (1710 Nürnberg - 1768 Nürnberg). Ruinen-Landschaft mit Figu

Lot 2976
05.03.2022 09:00UTC +01:00
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€ 500
AuctioneerKunst-Auktionshaus Wendl
Event locationGermany, Rudolstadt
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Lot 2976 | DIETZSCH, Johann Christoph zugeschrieben (1710 Nürnberg - 1768 Nürnberg). Ruinen-Landschaft mit Figu
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€ 500
DIETZSCH, Johann Christoph zugeschrieben(1710 Nürnberg - 1768 Nürnberg) Ruinen-Landschaft mit FigurenstaffageGouache. Unsigniert. 11 x 15,5 cm. Gerahmt & hinter Glas30,5 x 35 cm. Minutiös gemalte, kleinformatige Ansicht. Rückseitig bezeichnet, Sammlungs-Stempel. Verglaster vergoldeter Stuckrahmen Rahmen partiell defekt. Dietzsch, Nürnberger Künstlerfamilie des 18. Jahrhunderts. Johann Christoph, der fruchtbarste und bekannteste unter seinen Brüdern, Zeichner, Kupferstecher, Stilleben-, Landschafts- und Genremaler. Sohn und Schüler von Johann Israel. Werke in zahlreichen internationalen Museen * Partnerauktion Bergmann. Literatur : Saur (2000), Thieme-Becker (1907-1950). Provenienz : Ehemals Kommerzienrat (Ehrentitel, der im Deutschen Reich, vor allem bis 1919 an Persönlichkeiten der Wirtschaft verliehen wurde) Carl Göbel, Nürnberg.
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