Otto Fürst von Bismarck (1815 - 1898) - Glückwunsch der "treu ergebenen conservativen Burschenschaften an den österreichischen Hochschulen" zu seinem 70. Geburtstag 1885 - photo 1

Otto Fürst von Bismarck (1815 - 1898) - Glückwunsch der "treu ergebenen conservativen Burschenschaften an den österreichischen Hochschulen" zu seinem 70. Geburtstag 1885

Lot 758
28.04.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 758 | Otto Fürst von Bismarck (1815 - 1898) - Glückwunsch der "treu ergebenen conservativen Burschenschaften an den österreichischen Hochschulen" zu seinem 70. Geburtstag 1885
Otto Fürst von Bismarck (1815 - 1898) - Glückwunsch der "treu ergebenen conservativen Burschenschaften an den österreichischen Hochschulen" zu seinem 70. Geburtstag 1885
In feiner Kalligraphie aus schwarzer Tusche mit Gold- und Rothöhung gearbeiteter Glückwunsch mit Goldrand und aquarellierter Schmuckinitiale. Es folgen 40 Seiten mit hunderten Unterschriften der Burschenschaftsmitglieder, die jeweiligen Burschenschaften in Kalligraphie, teils mit Gold- und Farbdekor, gelistet. Dabei "Albia" in Wien, "Allemannia" in Graz, "Alemannia" in Wien, "Carolina" in Prag, "Bruna-Sudetia" in Wien, "Franconia" in Graz, "Germania" in Wien, "Ghibellinia" in Prag, "Libertas" in Wien bzw. in Brünn, "Olympia" in Wien, "Teutonia" in Wien bzw. Prag und "Suevia" in Innsbruck. Blattmaße je 43 x 31,5 cm.
In prunkvoller Lederkassette, rückseitig in Goldprägung signiert "Paul Pollack Wien VI. Hirscheng. 7." und "Gez. Rudolf Gross". Der vordere Einband mit zentralem Emailleportrait Bismarcks (stark beschädigt) mit seitlicher Signatur "Auguste Wahrmund Wien", umgeben von den farbigen Wappen der deutschen Staaten auf einer Eiche mit reichem goldumrandeten Eichenlaubdekor. Die Umrandung mit fein und erhaben geschnittenen Blattranken auf golden gekröntem Grund. Sechs versilberte Metallbeschläge mit zwei der sechs emaillierten Einlagen, dem deutschen Wappenschild und dem Geburtsdatum Bismarcks. Die Rückseite mit feinem geometrischen Lederschnitt, glatter Lederrücken. Die Innenflächen sowie drei Außenseiten mit türkis-goldenem Papierbezug, teils beschädigt bzw. unterseitig auch fehlend. Maße der Kassette 45 x 34 x 5,5 cm.
Otto von Bismarck, als Student selbst Mitglied des Göttinger Corps Hannovera, für das er 1833 25 teils blutige Schlägerpartien focht und zuletzt Consenior war, wurde zeitlebens und insbesondere nach seiner Entlassung durch Kaiser Wilhelm II. im Jahr 1890 von den Burschenschaften verehrt. Höhepunkt war eine Huldigungsfahrt nach Friedrichsruh zu seinem 80. Geburtstag 1895, als 6.000 Studenten anreisten, um den Ehrentag des "Eisernen Kanzlers" zu begehen.
Auguste Wahrmund (1862 - 1936), Wiener Emaillemalerin.
Otto Fürst von Bismarck (1815 - 1898) – a message of congratulations from the conservative fraternities at Austrian universities on his 70th birthday in 1885
Otto Fürst von Bismarck (1815 - 1898) – a message of congratulations from the conservative fraternities at Austrian universities on his 70th birthday in 1885
The letter of congratulations written in fine calligraphy in black ink with gold and red embellishments, a gold edge and ornamental initial in watercolour. This is followed by 40 pages, listing hundreds of signatures of fraternity members, the respective fraternities written in calligraphy, partly with gold and coloured decor. Including "Albia" in Vienna, "Allemannia" in Graz, "Alemannia" in Vienna, "Carolina" in Prague, "Bruna-Sudetia" in Vienna, "Franconia" in Graz, "Germania" in Vienna, "Ghibellinia" in Prague, "Libertas" in Vienna and in Brünn, "Olympia" in Vienna, "Teutonia" in Vienna and Prague und "Suevia" in Innsbruck. Each sheet measuring 43 x 31.5 cm.
In a magnificent leather chest, with "Paul Pollack Wien VI. Hirscheng. 7." and "Gez. Rudolf Gross" embossed in gold on the back. The front cover with an enamelled portrait of Bismarck in the centre (badly damaged), signed "Auguste Wahrmund Wien" on the side, surrounded by the coloured coats of arms of German states on an oak tree, lavishly embellished with gold-edged oak leaf ornaments. A border of finely chiselled leafy vines in relief on a gold, crowned background. Six silver-plated metal mountings with two of the six enamelled inlays, the German coat of arms and Bismarck's date of birth. The back cover chased with fine geometric leather patterns, smooth leather spine. The inner surfaces and three outer sides covered in turquoise and gold paper, damaged in places and missing underneath. Dimensions of the casket 45 x 34 x 5.5 cm.
Otto von Bismarck, as a student himself a member of the Göttingen Corps Hannovera, with which he fought 25 bloody battles in 1833 and ultimately served as Consenior, was revered by the fraternities during his lifetime and especially after his dismissal by Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1890. The pinnacle was a trip to Friedrichsruh in honour of his 80th birthday in 1895, when 6,000 students came together to celebrate the "Iron Chancellor's" special day.
Auguste Wahrmund (1862 - 1936) was an enamel painter in Vienna.
Condition: II +
Place of origin:German Empire
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