SPANISH SCHOOL (20th century) "Port Walk".
Engraving Signed Alberti and justifie…

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SPANISH SCHOOL (20th century) "Port Walk". Engraving Signed Alberti and justified 77/150 in pencil at the bottom Measurements: Imprint: 16.5 x 40 cm

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SPANISH SCHOOL (20th century) "Port Walk". Engraving Signed Alberti and justified 77/150 in pencil at the bottom Measurements: Imprint: 16.5 x 40 cm

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Edward H. Compton, "Schneekoppe vom Kammweg" View of the highest mountain of the Giant Mountains with the Schneekoppenbaude, elaborate watercolour etching, 1st half of the 20th century, signed in pencil below the depiction on the right "E. H. Compton " and "p." (posthumous?) and titled "Schneekoppe von Kammweg (Riesengebirge)" on the left, signed "E. Harrison Compton" in the image lower left, framed behind glass, dimensions approx. 21 x 28.5 cm. Artist information: German-EnglishEnglish landscape and architectural painter and illustrator (1881 Feldafing am Starnberger See - 1960 Feldafing), pupil of his father Edward Theodore Compton and the London School of Arts and Crafts, subsequently returned to Bavaria, travelled through Tyrol, Upper Italy, Germany and England, member of the Munich artists' cooperative, exhibited at the Glaspalast in Munich, worked for a time in Potsdam and Würzburg, active in Munich and Feldafing am Starnberger See, source: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Bruckmann "Münchner Maler des 19./20th century", Dressler and Wikipedia.

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