ID 1278289
Lot 2523 | Seltene Solnhofener Kalksteinplatte mit Madonna von Andreas
Peschku aus dem Jahr 1616
Rundbogenförmige Platte mit flächendeckender Steinätzung, polychrom bemalt und vergoldet. Oberhalb eine Mondsichelmadonna mit korrespondierender Textinschrift "Das schöne Kindtlein Jesum in Khrausten Haar winsche ich allen zum glückseligen neuven Jahr", flankiert von zwei Blumenvasen. Unterhalb drei Textfelder mit einem von Papst Sixtus IV. empfohlenen Rosenkranzgebot, darunter Signatur und Widmung "Andreas Peschku Schul= und Rechenmeister in Gra(ä?)tz machts verehrtrs Anno 1616". 27,5 cm x 15,3 cm.
Der feine Solnhofener Kalkstein oder auch Solnhofener Plattenkalk, der in der Region um Solnhofen in zahlreichen Steinbrüchen in Mittelfranken und Oberbayern vorkommt, wurde seit dem 16. Jh. in größerem Rahmen in kontrollierten Steinbrüchen abgebaut, in der Renaissance entdeckten Künstler und Kunsthandwerker die Platten als geignetes Material für Steinätzungen. Hierzu zählte auch Andreas Peschku (um 1570 in Beneschau/Böhmen - 1641 Graz), der seit 1609 in Graz lebte und dort auch als "Rechen- und Schulmeister" fungierte. Von ihm haben sich mehrere Arbeiten in Museen erhalten.
Lit.: Andreas Kieslinger: "Zwei neue steirische Steinätzungen", in "Zeitschrift des Historischen Vereins für Steiermark", Jahrg. 49, 1958, S. 152 ff.; Eugen von Philippovich "Kuriositäten Antiquitäten", Braunschweig 1966, Abb. 205, 206, S. 310-317.
A rare Austrian Graz Solnhofen limestone panel with acid-etched, polychrome painted and gilt decor by Andreas Peschku, dated 1616.
Österreich. Graz. Andreas Peschku. Datiert 1616.
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