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Hauschild, Wilhelm Ernst Ferdinand Franz (1827-1887)

Lot 793
19.03.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 100
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Reinhard Blank GmbH
Event locationGermany, Frankfurt / Bad Vilbel
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ID 720295
Lot 793 | Hauschild, Wilhelm Ernst Ferdinand Franz (1827-1887)
Estimate value
€ 100 – 300
Hauschild, Wilhelm Ernst Ferdinand Franz (1827-1887) - Studienblatt zu Figuren und Kostümteilen für Historienbilder, unter andrem drei Porträts von Karl V. in voller Größe, Schwerter, Gürtel und Krone, aquarellierte Federzeichnung in Kurrentschrift in Blei und Tusche bezeichnet, "Gürtel der Hl.Elisabeth", " "Armspange", mit Nachlass Stempel "Nachlaß W.Hauschild 1827-1887", zeitbedingt gedunkelt, gewellt, Ränder verschmutzt und partiell lädiert, Knickspuren, min. stockfleckig, ca.62x46cm, unter Glas gerahmt -Wilhelm Hauschild war ein sehr angesehener deutscher Historienmaler, der u. a. für den Preußischen (Friedrich Wilhelm IV) und den Bayerischen Königshof ( Maximilian II./ Ludwig II.) tätig war. Für die prunkvollen Schlösser des Märchenkönigs Linderhof, Herrenchiemsee und Neuschwanstein führte er großformatige Freskenzyklen aus. Hauschild erhielt 1879 den Titel eines königlichen Akademie-Professors
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