Paravent, dreiflügelig - um 1900 - photo 1
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Paravent, dreiflügelig - um 1900

Lot 1258
30.03.2022 14:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, München
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Lot 1258 | Paravent, dreiflügelig - um 1900
Estimate value
€ 350 – 450
Paravent, dreiflügelig um 1900 Furnier Mahagoni. Lederbezogene Einsätze mit floraler Malerei. Mit Fotografien von Herzog Robert (1873-1947) in Uniform, Zivil und verschiedenen historisierenden Kostümierungen sowie seiner Gemahlin Maria Immakulata von Österreich (1878-1968). Alters-/Gebrauchsspuren. Ein Flügel demontiert. 167 x 190 cm. Gouachen mit Veduten u.a. der Naschmarkt in Wien, der Schlossplatz in Stuttgart, das spätere Hotel Imperial an der Wiener Ringstraße (?), Schloss Strudelhof am Wiener Stadtrand sowie die Villa Marie Therese in Altmünster am Traunsee/OÖ. Überwiegend in Wien aufgewachsen vermählte sich Herzog Robert am 29. Oktober 1900 in der Pfarrkirche der Hofburg mit Maria Immakulata von Österreich, Tochter des Erzherzogs Karl Salvator von Österreich. Die Ansichten der Palais in Wien und Altmünster beziehen sich auf Stadt- und Sommerresidenzen von Roberts Vater Herzog Philipp von Württemberg (1838-1917) und dessen Gemahlin Marie Therese (1845-1928), die den Strudelhof als Wiener Stadtpalais nutzten, nachdem das große Palais am Kärntner Ring, das spätere Hotel Imperial, verkauft worden war. Darüberhinaus besaß Herzog Philipp noch eine Villa in Altmünster am Traunsee. Herzog Robert zog sich nach dem Ende der Monarchie nach Schloss Altshausen zurück, seit 1919 Wohnsitz der herzoglichen Familie, und beschäftigte sich dort mit dem Entwerfen verschiedener, nicht realisierter Bauprojekte.
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