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Richard Gutschmidt (Neuruppin 1861 - 1926 Munich), ,Collection of five pen and ink drawings (illustrations) for: Friedrich Regensberg, "Königgrätz: Ein Schlachtenbild", Frankh Verlag, Stuttgart 1903, (including the frontispiece of the book cover), each ink on card, monogrammed four times and dated "1902" twice, all with pencil annotations for printing, enclosed: 18 partly drawn maps, intended for the same publication, drawings 32.5 x 24 cm each, maps: 11 x 14 cm to 31 x 26 cm, no. Provenance: Werner Collection, Neunkirchen. Limit 225,- >> Painter, book illustrator a. graphic artist, 1884-91 pupil of Herterich and Löfftz at the Munich academy, active in Munich and Berlin, member of the Munich artists' cooperative, later of the Luitpold group, achieved greater fame when he was the first German artist to illustrate the Sherlock Holmes stories in 1902.
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Richard Gutschmidt (Neuruppin 1861 - 1926 Munich), ,Collection of five pen and ink drawings (illustrations) for: Friedrich Regensberg, "Königgrätz: Ein Schlachtenbild", Frankh Verlag, Stuttgart 1903, (including the frontispiece of the book cover), each ink on card, monogrammed four times and dated "1902" twice, all with pencil annotations for printing, enclosed: 18 partly drawn maps, intended for the same publication, drawings 32.5 x 24 cm each, maps: 11 x 14 cm to 31 x 26 cm, no. Provenance: Werner Collection, Neunkirchen. Limit 225,- >> Painter, book illustrator a. graphic artist, 1884-91 pupil of Herterich and Löfftz at the Munich academy, active in Munich and Berlin, member of the Munich artists' cooperative, later of the Luitpold group, achieved greater fame when he was the first German artist to illustrate the Sherlock Holmes stories in 1902.
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