LOTHAR RÜBELT (1901–1990)
LOTHAR RÜBELT (1901-1990)

Park visitors, Vienna, Aus…

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LOTHAR RÜBELT (1901–1990)

LOTHAR RÜBELT (1901-1990) Park visitors, Vienna, Austria 1930 Image Size: 23 x 17 cm Vintage silver print on semi-matte paper, mounted on modern card 33 x 30,3 cm, in very good condition. Signed, dated and annotated "Bänke im Volksgarten" in pencil on the mount.

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LOTHAR RÜBELT (1901–1990)

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Travel album to China. 1930-1932 C. 190 silver prints and some other cutouts and postcards, diff. sizes, tipped-in, ms. legends and doodling. Obl. 4to ad hoc album in purple velvet. Travel accounts to Indochina with the S.S. Amboise (7/11/1930-20/9/1931), to Japan with the S.S. André Lebon (13/1/1931-15/4/1932) and another to Japan with the S.S. Felix Roussel (1/10/1931-9/1/1932). With images of the Strait of Messina with the Stromboli; Port Saïd (docks, street, horse streetcar); the Suez Canal; Egypt (Cairo, sphinx, Great Pyramid of Giza); the Red Sea; Djibouti (palace, streets, marketplace, Hamoudi Mosque); Ceylon (coast of Colombo, Kandy Lake, Temple of the Tooth); Puducherry (vegetation, coast of Coromandel, embarkment of goods, remains of Hindu sanctuaries, indigenous people); Madras (street, temple of Shiva, sacred baths); Singapore; Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon); Haiphong (Phả Lại); Hong Kong; Changai; the Sino-Japanese conflict, American warships, the defense of the Shanghai French Concession (foreign concession in Shanghai, from 1849 until 1943, which progressively expanded in the late 19th and early 20th c.); Chapei (Changai) after the Japanese bombardment, Japan (Mount Fuji); Kobe (panorama, streets, temple), Yokohama (street scenes, japanese girls), Kamakura (staircase, giant Buddha, torii); Nara (Nikko temple, sacred isle of Enoshima, Kōfuku-ji), Temple of Kinkaku-ji in Tokyo, Itsukushima Shrine on the island of Itsukushima (Tōdai-ji Buddhist temple, Kasuga-taisha Shinto shrine, Kōfuku-ji Buddhist temple), Mount Wakakusa, etc.

Estim. 500 - 1 000 EUR

AMENDMENT: Please note the publications “Rome, past and present, Studio London, Spring 1966” and Bach, H., Indian Love Paintings, New Delhi, 1985 are no longer part of this lot. Please do also note all publications previously listed under “Books on Tibetan and Nepalese Art” in this lot entry will now be sold in our upcoming Chinese, Japanese & South East Asian Art on 6th November 2024. A quantity of books on Indian, Tibetan, Islamic and Ottoman art, as well as catalogues Books on Indian Art Khandalavala, K., et al. Miniature Painting, Lalit Kala, New Delhi, 1960 Shellim, M., Patchwork to the Great Pagoda: India and British Painters, Kolkata, 1973 Mehta, N. C., Gujarati Painting in the 15th Century, London, 1931 x 2 Khandalavala, K., The development of style in Indian Painting, Madras, 1974 Rizvi, S. A. A., Fatehpur Sikri, New Delhi, 1972 Tagore, S., Rammohun Roy: His Role in Indian Renaissance, Kolkata, 1975 Grindea M., Passages from India, Adam International Review, New York, 1971 Colnaghi, Persian and Mughal Art, London, 1976 Sharma, M. and Kaimal, P., Indian Painting, Mumbai, 2013 Britschgi, J., Die 40 Groessten Meister der Inischen Malerei (1100-1900), Museum Reitberg, Zurich, 2011 Pal, P., and Seid, B., Holy Cow and Other Animals: Selection of Indian Paintings from the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, 2002 Overton, K., Iran and the Deccan, Bloomington, 2020 Beach, M. C., Reflection of India; Paintings from the 16-19th Century, Toronto, 1979 x 2 Aryan, B.N., Hanuman: The Divine Simian, New Delhi Ahuja, N. P., The Body in Indian Art and Thought, New Delhi, 2013 Bach, H., Indian Love Paintings, New Delhi, 1985 Europe and the Indies, BBC publications, 1970 Exhibition of Dhundhar Painting, 1977 x2 Isacco, E., Les pigments des miniatures indiennes, Paris, 2008 Images of Krishna, Santa Barbara, 1987 Schwartz, P. R. Printing on Cotton at Ahmedabad, Indian in 1678, Ahmedabad, 1969 The British in India, Brighton Museum, 1973 Simmonds, S and Digby S., Royal Asiatic Society; Its History and its treasures, 1979 Chandra, M., Indian Miniatures in the Allahabad Museum, 1961 Bulletin of the Royal Ontario Museum of Archaeology, April 1949 Book Reviews, Ars Orientalis IV, 1961 Wilkinson, JVS., An Indian Manuscript of the Golestan of the Shah Jahan Period, Ars Orientalis II, 1957 Chester Beatty Monographs nos. 1-3 &7, 1951-1958 Books on Ottoman and Islamic Art Hitzel, F., Turkophilia: Ottoman Art in Private collections, Paris, 2011 Zietkiewicz-Kotz, J., Treasures of the Orient in the collections of the Wawel Royal Castle, Krakow, 2020 Barakat, H. N., Introduction to Islamic Arts: Calligraphy: The collection of the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, 2016 De Guise, L., Al-Tibb: Healing Traditions in Islamic Medical Manuscripts: The collection of the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, 2018 Freeman Fahid, D., Chess from the Islamic World: The Benaki Museum Collection, Athens, 2023 Curatola, G., Al-Fann: Art from the Islamic Civilization: From the al-Sabah Collection, Milan, 2012 Anand, M. R. Persian Painting, 1930 Luzac and Co., Encyclopedia of Islam, supplements 1 & 2, 1934-36 Set of Facsimile articles by Ivan Stchoukine, (plus duplicates) 1950-1972 Dealer Catalogues Jorge Welsh, Art of the Expansion and Beyond, London, 2009 Joost van den Bergh, Magic Marking: Tantra, Jain and Ritual Art in India, London, 2016 Joost van den Bergh, Tantric Drawings by Acharya Vyakul and Badrinath Pandit, 2014 Francesca Galloway, Sringar: An Exhibition Celebrating Divine and Erotic Love, London, 2007 Shapero Gallery, Divine Pursuits: Indian Painting Traditions from 15-19th century, 2003 x 2 J Soustiel, Miniatures Orientales de L’inde, 1973 J Soustiel, Miniatures Orientales de L’inde 3, 1983 J Soustiel, Miniatures Orientales de L’inde 4, 1986 Micheal Goedhuis, Birds in an Indian Garden, 1984 Indar Pasricha, The Rajput courts, 1986 Indar Pasricha, Elephants of Fame, 1987 Waddington Tooth Galleries, 1974, 1975 x 2, 1977, 1978 x 3, 1980, 1986, 1990 Auction Catalogues Sothebys Parke Bernet, 26 September 1972, Bibliography, Art Reference Sothebys London, 9 July 1987, An Apostle Mosaic from Medieval Torcello Sothebys London, 30 July 1973, Egyptian, Western Asiatic, Greek, Etruscan and Roman, Primitive, Indian, Indonesian, Tibetan and Nepalese Art Drouot, 22 November 1960, Collection Sevadjian Drouot, 20 March 1961, Collection Sevadjian pt2 x2 Cornette de Saint Cyr, 23 June 1982, Collection Maldonado, Tapis Christies London, 8-10 October 1991 Islamic, Indian Art, Rugs and Carpets Contemporary and Other Doshi, S., csmvs Research Journal, Mumbai, 2019 Gallery One and the Indian Avant Garde 1953-1963, Grosvenor Gallery, 2023 Moorhouse, P., Howard Hodgkin: Absent Friends, London, 2017 Rome Past and Present “The Studio London” Special Spring number, 1926 Books on Tibetan and Nepalese Art Rhie, M and Thurman, R. The Sacred Art of Tibet: Expanded Edi

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

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