Null Hansch, Anton
(1813 Vienna - Salzburg 1876). Torrent, in the middle distanc…

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Hansch, Anton (1813 Vienna - Salzburg 1876). Torrent, in the middle distance the tower of a small church, in the background high peaks. Oil on canvas. 1837. 32 x 40 cm. Signed lower right. "Anton Hansch 1837". Some craquelure. In wide stucco frame with nailed metal label with name and dates. - Outer margins somewhat rubbed, occasional small stains, 1 very small loss of color upper right. D

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Hansch, Anton (1813 Vienna - Salzburg 1876). Torrent, in the middle distance the tower of a small church, in the background high peaks. Oil on canvas. 1837. 32 x 40 cm. Signed lower right. "Anton Hansch 1837". Some craquelure. In wide stucco frame with nailed metal label with name and dates. - Outer margins somewhat rubbed, occasional small stains, 1 very small loss of color upper right. D

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