Frey-Moock, Adolf - Der gefesselte Prometheus - (Jona 1881-1954 Egnach) Herakles…

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Frey-Moock, Adolf - Der gefesselte Prometheus - (Jona 1881-1954 Egnach) Herakles frees Prometheus, who is chained to a rock, from his suffering by using his bow and arrow to kill the eagle that regularly ate from his liver. Oil/wood. Signed lower left. 100 x 140 cm. - Cf. Vollmer 2.

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Frey-Moock, Adolf - Der gefesselte Prometheus - (Jona 1881-1

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Adolf Frey-Moock, 1881 Jonah/St. Gallen-1954 Steinebrunn/Canton Thurgau, Studies at the academy Munich with Karl Raupp, Wilhelm von Diez and Peter Halm, from 1909 work in the studio of Franz of Stuck, here: portrait of a man with cap, oil/canvas, muted color choice, side left signed, approx. 45x35cm

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GIDE André GIDE André Le Prométhée mal enchaîné Paris, Mercure de France, 1899 Small in-12°. Red half-maroquin with corners (Ch. De Samblanx). Smooth spine mosaic of green morocco shamrocks and green and havana morocco lotuses edged with gilt fillets, the whole decorated with gilt pearls and surrounded by a gilt frame. Author, title and date in gilt letters. Gilded fillets on the boards. Gilt head. Covers and spine cons. Minor but not excessive rubbing here and there and one corner slightly spotted. Fresh interior. First edition on publisher's paper. A fine copy.

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