Large bowl "Nymphenburg" with city view, verso inscribed and dat. 1980, D-33.5 c…

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large bowl "Nymphenburg" with city view, verso inscribed and dat. 1980, D-33.5 cm, H-5 cm

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large bowl "Nymphenburg" with city view, verso inscribed and dat. 1980, D-33.5 cm, H-5 cm

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C. HERPFER (1836-1897), Rococo console table in Nymphenburg Palace, 1868, Oil Carl Herpfer (1836 - 1897 ): Rococo console table in Nymphenburg Palace, Munich, 1868, Oil Technique: Oil on Inscription: Verso signed: "Carl Herpfer". Middle left inscribed by the artist's hand: "Nymphenburg". Middle left dated: "12/8 68". Date: 1868 Description: Emotional oil study of a richly decorated console table from the Rococo period, from the inventory of Nymphenburg Palace in Munich. On it a figurative table clock and a candlestick with a porcelain lion. Study of a wall clock at the front right. Keywords: Inventory, Interior, Furniture, Rococo, Castle, Bavaria, 19th century, Realism, Objective, Germany, Munich, Size: : 29,5 cm x 37,0 cm (11,6 x 14,6 in) Condition: Very good condition. Canvas cut out and separated from wooden strips. Individual punctures from drawing pins or similar can be seen in the corners of the sheet. Paper strip glued recto along the left edge of the sheet for mounting.

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