VERNET, JOSEPH, attr./Umkreis (J.V.: Avignon 1714-1789 Paris), "Fischer an südlicher Felsenküste in einer Vollmondnacht", - photo 1
VERNET, JOSEPH, attr./Umkreis (J.V.: Avignon 1714-1789 Paris), "Fischer an südlicher Felsenküste in einer Vollmondnacht", - photo 2
VERNET, JOSEPH, attr./Umkreis (J.V.: Avignon 1714-1789 Paris), "Fischer an südlicher Felsenküste in einer Vollmondnacht", - photo 3
VERNET, JOSEPH, attr./Umkreis (J.V.: Avignon 1714-1789 Paris), "Fischer an südlicher Felsenküste in einer Vollmondnacht", - photo 4
VERNET, JOSEPH, attr./Umkreis (J.V.: Avignon 1714-1789 Paris), "Fischer an südlicher Felsenküste in einer Vollmondnacht", - photo 1

VERNET, JOSEPH, attr./Umkreis (J.V.: Avignon 1714-1789 Paris), "Fischer an südlicher Felsenküste in einer Vollmondnacht",

Lot 1660
23.03.2018 12:00UTC +00:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 2 200
AuctioneerEppli Auktionshalle
Event locationGermany, L.-Echterdingen
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ID 50846
Lot 1660 | VERNET, JOSEPH, attr./Umkreis (J.V.: Avignon 1714-1789 Paris), "Fischer an südlicher Felsenküste in einer Vollmondnacht",
die Fischer beim Einholen der Netze auf einem Boot mit Fackelbeleuchtung und am Strand, im Hintergrund verblauend die steil ansteigende Felsenküste, der Vollmond scheint durch die Wolken, unsigniert, Öl auf Leinwand doubl, ca. 24x29 cm (33x39 cm mit Rahmen). Craquelé, Farbabplatzer, Berieb und Rahmenabdruck, rest.. Mit Rahmen. Verso am Keilrahmen Klebezettel mit SAMMLUNGSVERMERK: Vernet, Joseph, 2 Pendant Landschaften, signiert V.J. 1760, erworben von Dr. A. Uphues, Genf 3, Sammlung von Ploenis-Brazza, 1975. Lacksiegel am Keilrahmen.
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