Null Strixner, Johann Nepomuk
(1782 Altötting - Munich 1855). St. Christina with…

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Strixner, Johann Nepomuk (1782 Altötting - Munich 1855). St. Christina with millstone in a landscape. Lithograph n. Jan van Scorel from the Boisserée brothers' collection, 1824. Sheet 53.8 x 36.7 cm. With the inscription and date in the stone. With narrow margin around the depiction. - Signs of age and wear, some marginal and corner tears. Marginal and corner tears. R

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Strixner, Johann Nepomuk (1782 Altötting - Munich 1855). St. Christina with millstone in a landscape. Lithograph n. Jan van Scorel from the Boisserée brothers' collection, 1824. Sheet 53.8 x 36.7 cm. With the inscription and date in the stone. With narrow margin around the depiction. - Signs of age and wear, some marginal and corner tears. Marginal and corner tears. R

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