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Viennese bronze, cat with picture of Gustav Klimt, signed, colorfully decorated, H.ca. 8cm

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Viennese bronze, cat with picture of Gustav Klimt, signed, colorfully decorated, H.ca. 8cm

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[ART] KOJA (Stephan). Gustav Klimt, Landscapes. Prestel, 2005. In-4 format, hardcover with illustrated dust jacket, smooth spine. Very good condition.

Estim. 5 - 10 EUR

Small reclining cat in patinated bronze. 11 x 7 x 5.5 cm.

Estim. 280 - 420 EUR

Viennese bronze inkwell Late 19th century, unsigned, polychrome cold-painted bronze, gilded interior, in the shape of a wooden cart with a barrel, with a cat standing on top and a small dog next to it, normal signs of age, l 19.5 cm.

Estim. 280 - 420 EUR

Abendlicher Jahrmarktbummel nächtliche Szene mit elegant gekleidtem Paar, im Schein eines Lampions über einen Markt mit Passanten, vor gerleuchteten Verkaufsständen in kleinstädtischer Kulisse schlenderndig, gering pastose Genremalerei in sublimer Farbigkeit und trefflich erfasster Stimmung, Öl auf Karton, um 1890, rechts unten monogrammiert "R.R.", possibly Rudolf Rössler, old oval stamp "Nothhacksberger & Grabmayr - Malerrequisiten u. Papierhandlung - Wien 1, Friedrichsstraße 8" on the reverse, marginal defects, somewhat retouched by old, framed behind glass and passepartout, cardboard dimensions approx. 30 x 17.5 cm. Artist information: also Rudolph Rößler, German-Austrian genre painterAustrian genre painter, graphic artist and applied artist (1864 Gablonz an der Neiße to 1934 Vienna), studied at the Vienna Academy, then worked as a freelance applied artist and genre painter in Vienna, 1887-93 he taught as a professor at the Vienna School of Applied Arts, designed numerous Austrian banknotes together with Gustav Klimt, Rudolf Junk and Josef Pfeiffer, supplied the Vienna annual exhibition and provided illustrations for the magazines "Moderne Kunst" and "Gartenlaube", active in Vienna, source: Thieme-Becker, Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon", Boetticher, Monogrammlexikon Goldstein, Fuchs, Busse, Bénézit, Ries and Wikipedia.

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