Prof. Anton Ritter von Perger, Der Bogen des Janus - photo 1
Prof. Anton Ritter von Perger, Der Bogen des Janus - photo 2
Prof. Anton Ritter von Perger, Der Bogen des Janus - photo 3
Prof. Anton Ritter von Perger, Der Bogen des Janus - photo 1

Prof. Anton Ritter von Perger, Der Bogen des Janus

Lot 3968
29.08.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 3968 | Prof. Anton Ritter von Perger, Der Bogen des Janus
Ansicht des Janusbogens in Rom, Aquarell, links unten signiert und datiert „A. v. Perger 1834“ rückseitig auf Etikett betitelt „Der Bogen des Janus, Rom“, bezeichnet „aus einem Skizzenbuch einer Italienreise 1834/35 von Prof. Ritter von Perger, Anton“ und biographische Daten, minimale Erhaltungsmängel, unter Passepartout und hinter Glas gerahmt, Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 16,5 x 18 cm. Künstlerinfo: österr. Maler, Graphiker und Schriftsteller (1809 Wien bis 1876 Wien), Schüler seines Vaters Sigmund Ferdinand von Perger, 1826–48 Teilnahme an Ausstellungen an der Kunstakademie in Wien, 1828 Aufenthalt in Triest und 1830 Aufenthalt in Rom, ab 1831 Studium der Anatomie in Wien, 1845 Ernennung zum Professor, 1853 und 1871 Ernennung zum Skriptor und Kustos der Kupferstichsammlung an der Hofbibliothek, 1863–67 Redakteur der „Mitteilungen der Central-Commission zur Erforschung und Erhaltung der Baudenkmäler“, Vater von Hugo von Perger und Richard von Perger, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Boetticher und Wikipedia.
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