Null Seifert, Victor 1870 Vienna - 1953 Berlin
Archer of antiquity. Bronze. Sign…

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Seifert, Victor 1870 Vienna - 1953 Berlin Archer of antiquity. Bronze. Signed. Marble base. H 45 cm.

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Seifert, Victor 1870 Vienna - 1953 Berlin Archer of antiquity. Bronze. Signed. Marble base. H 45 cm.

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Estim. 300 - 500 EUR

HUGO (Victor): Actes et Paroles (three volumes) - Avant l'Exil (1841-1851), Pendant l'exil (1852-1870), Depuis l'exil (1870-1876). Paris, Michel Lévy, 1875-1876. Three volumes. 15 by 23.5 cm. (4)-XLVIII-546; (4)-XLVIII-472;(4)-XLIV-355 pages. Paperback, in printed covers. Volume 1: paper missing from a corner of the second cover. Some scattered light foxing. Volume 2: spine broken, very small paper loss on second cover. Uncut. Some scattered light foxing. Volume 3: small paper loss at top of spine. Complete first edition on current paper of this great political work by Victor HUGO, here as issued. Each volume has an autograph letter signed by Victor HUGO, addressed to M. Louis ASSELINE. Mr. ASSELINE, a man of letters and radical republican, defender of the Libre Pensée, was a pupil of François HUGO, Victor's son, at the Lycée Charlemagne.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Pair of Rascals circa 1900, a cobbler's boy, Victor Heinrich Seifert, c. 1900, signed on the reverse, dark brown patinated bronze, on a serpentine pedestal, bronze h 13 cm, total h 20 cm; a rascal boy, Vaclav Szczeblewski, dated 1889, stamped bronze Garanti au titre L.V. Deposée and number 3915, brown patinated bronze, whistling boy in simple period dress, with slouch hat and bare feet on a round plinth, mounted on a marble base, patina rubbed, h bronze 21.5 cm, h overall 23.5 cm. circa 1900, a cobbler's boy, Victor Heinrich Seifert, c. 1900, signed on the reverse, dark brown patinated bronze, on a serpentine pedestal, bronze h 13 cm, total h 20 cm; a rascal boy, Vaclav Szczeblewski, dated 1889, stamped bronze Garanti au titre L.V. Deposée and number 3915, brown patinated bronze, whistling boy in simple period dress, with slouch hat and bare feet on a round plinth, mounted on a marble base, patina rubbed, h bronze 21.5 cm, h overall 23.5 cm. Artist info: German sculptor (1870 Vienna - 1953 Berlin), was born the son of garden inspector Franz Seifert and Franziska Seifert, attended schools in Vienna and Munich, studied at the Museum of Decorative Arts and the Berlin Academy of Art, pupil of Ernst Herter, Ludwig Manzel and Peter Breuer, travelled to Paris, Italy, Brussels and London, Dressler's Kunsthandbuch, Volume 2, page 945, identifies him as a professor, in 1930 he lived at Lietzenburger Strasse 31, Berlin W, was a member of the Künstler-Genossenschaft and the Künstlerverein der Bildhauer, source: Thieme-Becker/Vollmer, Allgemeines Lexikon der Bildenden Künstler, Verlag Seemann Henschel GmbH & Co. KG. and Wikipedia.de. Artist info: actually Wacław Bernard Szczeblewski, Polish painter and sculptor (1888 Pelplin to 1965 Gdynia), graduated from the Collegium Marianum in Pelplin, studied with the financial support of his professors 1908-1918 at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Dresden, from where he travelled to important cities such as London , Paris and Vienna, from 1920 based in Grudziądz, Founded the private Pomeranian Art School in 1922 on the premises of the town library, but also taught drawing and painting at a teacher training college until 1930, was a member of the Young Kashubian Movement, was one of the organisers of the Kashubian Association, moved with the school to Gdynia from 1933, held numerous exhibitions and received prizes for his work. Kashubian motifs were used in the interior decoration of the church in Chmielno and the garrison church, which has not survived. Source: Wikipedia Poland.

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Prof. Franz Bayer, "Rakete" surrealistic composition with a rocket launch site laid out on a head in a wide gloomy landscape, large-format work, hand-coloured etching on light cardboard, dated and signed "1972 Franz Bayer" in pencil below the depiction on the right and numbered and titled "33/150 Rakete" on the left, depiction dimensions approx. 79 x 49.5 cm, sheet dimensions approx. 83 x 53 cm. Artist information: Yugoslavian-Austrian artist (born 1932 in Miletitsch/Yugoslavia), resident in Vienna since 1946, 1953-58 studied at the Höhere Graphische Bundeslehr- und Versuchsanstalt in Vienna, member of the Künstlerhaus in Vienna since 1970, awarded the Culture Prize of the Province of Lower Austria in 1986, awarded the title of professor in 2013, is one of the representatives of the Viennese School of Fantastic Realism, source: Internet.

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

Alexis-Victor JOLY (Paris 1798 - Mézidon-Canon 1870) Fir trees in a mountain landscape Pen and brown ink, glazed watercolor. Signed and dated on a strip of paper added to the right edge. 35.7 x 51.7 cm

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