Trentsensky, M. Die Erstürmung der Batterie auf der Eisenbahnbrücke vor Venedig. Wien, Trentsenskys Artistische Anstalt, (1849). Zerlegbild mit handkolorierter Kreidelithographie von Trentsensky nach …

Puzzle Trentsensky, M. The storming of the battery on the railroad bridge before Venice. Vienna, Trentsensky's Artistic Institute, (1849). Disassembled image with hand-colored chalk lithograph by Trentsensky after Franz Kollarz, heightened with gum arabic and with decorative mounted border. Mounted on wood. 30.5 x 44 cm. Laid in original marbled P. box with mounted border and label: "Neue mit der Maschine geschnittene Zerleg-Bilder. Kriegs-Scenen No." (rubbed and somewhat worn). Inside of the lid with a printed label with title and description. Cf. catalog: Die kleine Welt des Bilderbogens. Vienna 1977, no. 92-94 - Franz Kollarz (1825-1894) was a lithographer based in Vienna. - Interesting and unusual motif for such a children's game, depicting the scene of an important nocturnal attack in the Italian War of Independence, representing the capture of Venice by Austrian troops on the night of July 6-7, 1849. - Minimal chipping lower left. Overall in very good condition. Hand-colored chalk lithograph heightened with gum arabic by Trentsensky after Franz Kollarz, with decorative mounted border. Mounted on wood. Laid in original marbled cardboard box with mounted decorative band and label (rubbed and somewhat worn). - Inside of the lid with a printed label with title and description. - Franz Kollarz (1825-1894) was a lithographer based in Vienna. - Interesting and unusual motif for such a children's game, depicting the scene of an important nocturnal attack in the Italian War of Independence, representing the capture of Venice by Austrian troops on the night of 6-7 July 1849. - Minimal chipping lower left. Overall in very good condition. * This work is taxed. The hammer price is subject to a 23.95% surcharge and the final invoice amount is subject to 7% (books only) or 19% VAT in the European Union. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 23.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books only) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.