Johann Theodor Goldstein. Terracina - View along the coast to Monte Circeo - photo 1
Johann Theodor Goldstein. Terracina - View along the coast to Monte Circeo - photo 2
Johann Theodor Goldstein. Terracina - View along the coast to Monte Circeo - photo 3
Johann Theodor Goldstein. Terracina - View along the coast to Monte Circeo - photo 4
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Johann Theodor Goldstein. Terracina - View along the coast to Monte Circeo

Lot 395
04.12.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Bid acceptance closed for this auction
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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ID 1348955
Lot 395 | Johann Theodor Goldstein. Terracina - View along the coast to Monte Circeo
Estimate value
€ 9 000 – 12 000
Signed and dated 1837 lower right. Remnants of a collection label on the stretcher verso. Oil auf canvas. 78,5 x 124 cm. Relined. Restored. Minor damage. Framed (93 x 140 cm).

Johann Theodor Goldstein erhielt seine Ausbildung in Dresden und Berlin. Er war Schüler des Dresdner Hofmalers Johann Christian Clausen Dahl, in Berlin inspirierte ihn die Malerei Karl Friedrich Schinkels. In Dresden wurde Goldstein von Kronprinz Friedrich August gefördert, auch der Sammler Johann Gottlob von Quandt protegierte den Künstler. Ab 1828 wandte sich Theodor Goldstein fast ausschließlich der Landschaftsmalerei zu, seine Motive fand er in der Schweiz, in Italien und auf Sizilien.
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