Dokumente der Ausgrabungen auf dem Gelände der Schlacht von Skalitz am 28.6.1866 und weitere Papiere - photo 1

Dokumente der Ausgrabungen auf dem Gelände der Schlacht von Skalitz am 28.6.1866 und weitere Papiere

Lot 9171
30.11.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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Starting price
€ 150
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 9171 | Dokumente der Ausgrabungen auf dem Gelände der Schlacht von Skalitz am 28.6.1866 und weitere Papiere
Estimate value
€ 150
Eine neue Mappe mit Originalfotos und Kopien von Artikeln und Schreiben zur Exhumierung in Skalitz. Eine neue Mappe mit Dokumenten der Suche nach Spuren von Anton Setwin (k.k. Oberleutnant im 12. Artillerie-Regiment), schwer verwundet bei Königgrätz 1866. Eine neue Mappe mit tschechischen Dokumenten zu Alexander von Bethmann. Eine neue Mappe beschriftet "Komité" (1866). Ein Minié-Geschoss in Tüte. Dazu ca. 40 tschechische Seiten in Maschinenschrift. Teilweise leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren.
Siegmund l'Allemand (1840 - 1910) - Portrait of an Old Soldier of the 18th century
Öl auf Leinwand, am linken Rand unten die Künstlersignatur "Sig. Allemand 1877", rs. mit Pappe verstärkt, darauf alt in Tinte beschrieben "Studienkopf von Sigmund l'Allemand / Geschenk des Malers an Alfred ...". Halbfigur in weißem Uniformrock mit blauen Aufschlägen, schwarzer Dreispitz, weiße Tonpfeife. In hölzernem Profilrahmen. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Bildmaße 23 x 16,5 cm, Rahmenmaße 36 x 29 cm. Meisterhafte, stimmungsvolle Malerei und nuancierter Ausdruck.
Condition: II
Auction house category:Austria: Empire
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