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Friedrich Johann Reusch (Siegen 1843 - 1906 Girgenti), 'Bergmann mit Keilhaue und Froschlampe', bronze, patinated, on the plinth foundry stamp "WMF Geislingen" and inscribed: "Friedrich Königberg", mounted on a marble base, h: 39.5 cm. Limit 240,- >> German sculptor; studied under Alb. Wolff a. in Rome, since 1881 teacher, finally director of the academy of arts in Königsberg, inspired by stays in his home country he created the Eisenstein miner a. the Hüttenmann; ref.

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Friedrich Johann Reusch (Siegen 1843 - 1906 Girgenti), 'Bergmann mit Keilhaue und Froschlampe', bronze, patinated, on the plinth foundry stamp "WMF Geislingen" and inscribed: "Friedrich Königberg", mounted on a marble base, h: 39.5 cm. Limit 240,- >> German sculptor; studied under Alb. Wolff a. in Rome, since 1881 teacher, finally director of the academy of arts in Königsberg, inspired by stays in his home country he created the Eisenstein miner a. the Hüttenmann; ref.

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Puhlmann, Johann GottliebBeschreibung der Gemählde welche sich in der Bildergallerie, den daranstossenden Zimmern, und dem weissen Saale im Königl. Schlosse zu Berlin befinden. Berlin, gedruckt und in Kommission bei Johann Friedrich Unger, 1790. 2 Bll., XVI, 374 S. 8°. Ldr. d. Zt. mit reicher RVergoldung und goldgepr. RSchild, Stehkantenvergoldung, Rotschnitt und Marmorvorsätze (etwas berieben und fleckig, teils minimal beschabt). Preußen Puhlmann, Johann Gottlieb Beschreibung der Gemählde welche sich in der Bildergallerie, den daranstossenden Zimmern, und dem weissen Saale im Königl. Schlosse zu Berlin befinden. Berlin, gedruckt und in Kommission bei Johann Friedrich Unger, 1790. 2 Bll., XVI, 374 S. 8°. Ldr. d. Zt. mit reicher RVergoldung und goldgepr. RSchild, Stehkantenvergoldung, Rotschnitt und Marmorvorsätze (etwas berieben und fleckig, teils minimal beschabt). VD18 10296697. - Engelmann, Bibliotheca geographica, 339. - Ohne das Frontispiz-Porträt. - Mit Exlibris von Hans Wendland, Titelbl. zudem verso mit seinem Stempel. - Umfangreiches Inventar der königlichen Sammlung. Je mit beschreibendem Text sowie Angaben zu Maßen und Technik. - Etwas gebräunt und minimal fleckig. Insgesamt sehr gut erhalten.

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