Georg Philipp Rugendas, Werkstatt , Überfall auf einen Wagenkonvoi - photo 1
Georg Philipp Rugendas, Werkstatt , Überfall auf einen Wagenkonvoi - photo 2
Georg Philipp Rugendas, Werkstatt , Überfall auf einen Wagenkonvoi - photo 1

Georg Philipp Rugendas, Werkstatt , Überfall auf einen Wagenkonvoi

Lot 463
23.09.2021 14:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 200
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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Lot 463 | Georg Philipp Rugendas, Werkstatt , Überfall auf einen Wagenkonvoi
Estimate value
€ 1 200 – 1 500
Öl auf Holz. 23,8 x 33,8 cm. Restaurierung. Rahmen beschädigt Die Darstellung zweier Wagen mit Geschützteilen, die überfallen werden, steht kompositionell - wenngleich mit Abwandlungen - in engem Zusammenhang mit einem Schabkunstblatt Georg Philipp Rugendas'. Dieses stammt aus einer Folge von sechs Blättern mit lateinischen Versen aus der Aeneis (Teuscher, Andrea, Die Künstlerfamilie Rugendas 1666-1858. Werkverzeichnis zur Druckgraphik (= Augsburger Museumsschriften 9). Augsburg 1998, S. 38, Werkverzeichnis-Nr. 81, mit Abbildung). Das Motiv scheint populär gewesen zu sein: Es findet sich auch im Bildersaal in Schloss Babenhausen wieder. Der dortige Zyklus umfasst 18 Kriegs- und Reiseszenen, die von Schülern und Werkstattmitgliedern Rugendas' angefertigt wurden. Vgl. Held, Anke Charlotte, Georg Philipp Rugendas (1666 - 1742). Gemälde und Zeichnungen (= Beiträge zur Kunstwissenschaft, Band 64; zugl. Diss. phil. Katalog Univ. Eichstätt 1993). München 1996, S. 270, Werkverzeichnis-Nr. SCH 33: Werkstattarbeit, die auf die o. g. Druckgraphik zurückgeht.
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