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Regensburg, München u.a.

Estimate value
€ 2 000 – 3 000
Auction dateClassic
04.07.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auctioneer
Auktionshaus Kiefer
Event location
Germany, Pforzheim
ID 1256518
Lot 2880 | Regensburg, München u.a.
66 (davon 3 mit aufgekl. hs. Text) Bl. mit über 100 punktuell aufgeklebten Aquarellen u. Kohlezeichnungen von Glasfenstern, Teppichen, Sakristeischränken u.a. aus dem Nationalmuseum München von Hanns Steinmetz, 1936/37. Die Unterlagepapiere meist ca. 85 x 62 u. 79,5 x 60 cm, die Zeichn. u. Aquarelle in versch. Maßen. Lose in 2 gr. modernen Mappen. Die Aquarelle u. Zeichnungen zeigen Beispiele aus dem ehem. Franziskanerkloster St. Savator (heute Museum), der Minoritenkirche in Regensburg (heute Historisches Museum, die Glasfenster befinden sich tlw. im Bayer. Nationalmuseum in München), aus Roggenstein, den Klöstern Prüfering, Niederaltaich, Schloss Hocheppan, der Kirche Pürgen b. Landsberg u.a. Die Textseiten enthalten "Glasfenster aus der Minoritenkirch in Regensburg Seminararbeit des Lehramtsanwärters Hanns Steinmetz am neuen Realgymnasium München 1936/37" u. "Die Wandteppiche des Nationalmuseums im Zeichenunterricht". - Die Umterlagepapiere meist mit Randein- u. - ausrissen, tls. etw. fleckig. D
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Address of auction Auktionshaus Kiefer
Steubenstraße 36
75172 Pforzheim
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