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Elites of the equestrian sport - Outstanding individual production

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€ 2 600
Auction dateClassic
22.04.2023 15:00UTC +00:00
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Eppli Auktionshalle
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Germany, L.-Echterdingen
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ID 937914
Lot 5 | Elites of the equestrian sport - Outstanding individual production
Elites of Equestrian Sports - Outstanding one-off production with the original signatures of approx. 70 top officials, the entire elite of German and Austrian equestrian sports at the time. It is a commissioned work from 1978/79 by the inventor of the Weinsberg horse tanning system for the artist Alois Klucken (1922-2018, studies at the Folkwang School in Essen, exhibitions at the world's largest horse fair Equitana). The signatures of the following personalities, among others, are: Hofrat und Gestütsleiter Dr. Lehrner, Bundesgestüt Piber (Österreich), the well-known equine vet horse clinic Dr. Ende, Dr. Häussermann, horse clinic Bad Friedrichshall, stallion station Wildeshausen, Herbert Breckweg, Spanish Riding School Vienna, former leader Oberst Kurt Albrecht, Bundeshengstenstallamt Stadl Paura (Österreich) Hofrat Dr. Lechleitner, German Olympic Committee Mr. Lütke Westhues, stud Schlenderhan, former stud manager Meyer zu Düte, Olympiad vet, horse clinic and trotter stud Dr. Grenz, general secretary for thoroughbred breeding and racing Cologne, Herr von Loeper and many more. The leather panel has a solid oak wood carving on top, which also serves as a hanging option, representing different equestrian disciplines. In the middle of the leather panel hallmark of a horse tanning facility. Signs of age, the leather partially discolored or stained. Dimensions approx. 160 x 110 cm.
Auction house category:Historical items
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