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TOD UND EDELMANN

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14.03.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
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ID 300606
Lot 1529 | TOD UND EDELMANN
FLEMISH MINIATURE PAINTER Active, 1st quarter of the 16th century. DEATH AND NOBLEMAN Single sheet from a book of hours with a miniature the size of the sheet Color on parchmant, partially heightened with gold. 168 mm x 112 mm (F. 250 mm x 190 mm). Possibly later by another hand on the lower edge 'O mors ero Mors tua & in inferno ero morsus tuus'. Verso: 16-line prayer text in gothic texture in black ink. Recto slightly browned, min. minor surface rubbing (insignificant). Framed in passepartout and behind glass. Provenance: Rhenish Private Collection.
FLÄMISCHER MINIATURIST Tätig, 1. Viertel 16. Jahrhundert TOD UND EDELMANN Einzelblatt aus einem Stundenbuch mit blattgroßer Miniatur Deckfarbe auf Pergament, partiell mit Gold gehöht. 168 mm x 112 mm (R. 250 mm x 190 mm). Am unteren Blattrand möglicherweise von späterer Hand 'O mors ero Mors tua & in inferno ero morsus tuus'. Verso: 16-zeiliger Gebetstext in gotischer Textura in schwarzer Tinte. Blatt recto schwach gebräunt, min. kleinere Oberflächenbereibungen (unbedeutend). Im Passepartout und hinter Glas gerahmt. Provenienz: Rheinische Privatsammlung.
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