Null Möwe / A seagull, Hans Achtziger, Lorenz Hutschenreuther, Kunstabteilung, S…

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Möwe / A seagull, Hans Achtziger, Lorenz Hutschenreuther, Kunstabteilung, Selb, Mitte 20. Jh. Material: Porcelain, polychrome painted and glazed, Mark: green lion mark, Design: Hans Achtziger, Dimensions: 18.5 cm, Condition: good, no chips or restorations

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Möwe / A seagull, Hans Achtziger, Lorenz Hutschenreuther, Kunstabteilung, Selb, Mitte 20. Jh. Material: Porcelain, polychrome painted and glazed, Mark: green lion mark, Design: Hans Achtziger, Dimensions: 18.5 cm, Condition: good, no chips or restorations

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VIRGILE: Les Bucoliques. Original etchings by Hans ERNI. Lausanne, André and Pierre Gonin, 1960. One volume. 28.5 by 40.5 cm. 117 pages. Leaves, in illustrated filled cover, illustrated folder and slipcase. Perfect condition. Illustrated with 25 sanguine etchings by Hans Erni, including a frontispiece. Edition of 256 copies signed by the publishers and the artist, this one of 200 copies on Auvergne pur chiffon à la main du moulin Richard-de-Bas (N°115). The cover and slipcase are decorated with lithographs by the artist composed especially for this work. A very fine, pure work by Hans ERNI.

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Prologue I. Drawings and prints by living German artists selected by a group of Germans and Americans in Berlin. With an introduction by C. Linfert. With 3 signed original prints by Karl Hartung and Hans Orlowski and 22 further plates under passepartouts. Berlin, Gebr. Mann, 1947. folio. Text booklet and plates loose in OHalbleinen portfolio with blind embossed Vignette (slightly bumped, minimally soiled). Hartung, Karl u.a. Prologue I. Drawings and graphics by living German artists selected by a group of Germans and Americans in Berlin. With an introduction by C. Linfert. With 3 signed original prints by Karl Hartung and Hans Orlowski and 22 further plates under passepartouts. Berlin, Gebr. Mann, 1947. folio. Text booklet and plates loose in OHalbleinen portfolio with blindstamped Vignette (slightly bumped, minimally soiled). One of 1000 numbered copies. - First publication of the prologue, with German-English text. - The etching by Renée Sintenis is missing. Instead, there is a duplicate of Karl Hartung's signed lithograph "Phantastisches Gerippe", one dated 1946 and one 1947, as well as the signed original woodcut "Männerkopf" by Hans Orlowski. With 3 signed orig. graphics by Karl Hartung a. Hans Orlowski a. 22 plates. Text booklet a. plates loosely inserted in orig. half cloth portfolio with blind tooled vignette on cover (lightly bumped, minimally soiled). - One of 1000 numbered copies. - First publication of the prologue, with text in German and English. - The etching by Renée Sintenis is missing. Instead, a duplicate of Karl Hartung's signed lithograph "Phantastisches Gerippe" is included, one dated 1946 and one 1947, as well as the signed original woodcut "Männerkopf" by Hans Orlowski.

Starting price 300 EUR

SophoclesTragédie de Sophocle. Mise en français par André Bonnard. With 14 original etchings by Hans Erni, 13 of them full-page. Lausanne, Gonin, 1946. folio. Loose quires in ill. OUmschlag, in HPgt. chemise with gilt stamped R-title (without slipcase, chemise somewhat soiled and scratched). Erni, Hans Sophocles Tragédie de Sophocle. Mise en français par André Bonnard. With 14 original etchings by Hans Erni, 13 of them full-page. Lausanne, Gonin, 1946. folio. Loose quires in ill. OUmschlag, in HPgt. chemise with gilt stamped R-title (without slipcase, chemise somewhat soiled and scratched). Monod 10355. Tiessen II, 9 - One of 189 numbered copies (GA 260), signed by André Gonin and Hans Erni in the printer's note. - Partly somewhat browned and sporadically minimally brownstained. Clean etchings. Overall a good copy. With 14 original etchings by Hans Erni, 13 of them full-page. Loose quires in ill. orig. wrappers, in half vellum chemise with gilt spine title (without slipcase, chemise somewhat soiled and scratched). - One of 189 numbered copies (total ed. 260), signed by André Gonin and Hans Erni in the imprint. - Partly a little bit browned and sporadically minimally brownstained. Etchings clean. Overall a good copy. This work is taxed. The hammer price is subject to a 23.95% surcharge and the final invoice amount to 7% (books) 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) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.

Starting price 100 EUR

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