KARL KAUFMANN ('H. CARNIER, H. ROHR, L. VAN HORVE, T./F. GI - photo 1

KARL KAUFMANN ('H. CARNIER, H. ROHR, L. VAN HORVE, T./F. GI

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08.09.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 2563 | KARL KAUFMANN ('H. CARNIER, H. ROHR, L. VAN HORVE, T./F. GI
KARL KAUFMANN ('H. CARNIER, H. ROHR, L. VAN HORVE, T./F. GILBERT, L. BERTINI, J. ROLLIN, K. SCHWARTZ, J. HOLMSTEDT, F. HERINK') 1843 Neuplachowitz - 1905 Vienna Harbour town Oil on canvas (relined.). 58 x 55 cm (F. 83 x 70 cm). Signed with pseudonim lower right 'F. Gilbert'. Light scratches. Frame.
KARL KAUFMANN ('H. CARNIER, H. ROHR, L. VAN HORVE, T./F. GILBERT, L. BERTINI, J. ROLLIN, K. SCHWARTZ, J. HOLMSTEDT, F. HERINK') 1843 Neuplachowitz - 1905 Wien Hafenstadt Öl auf Leinwand (doubl.). 58 x 55 cm (R. 83 x 70 cm). mit Pseudonim signiert unten rechts 'F. Gilbert'. Leichte Kratzer. Rahmen.
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