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123 - David Heschler (?) (1611, Memmingen – Ulm, 1667), Hercules Subdues the Nemean Lion.
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David Heschler (?) (1611, Memmingen – Ulm, 1667), Hercules Subdues the Nemean Lion. Brown ink, washed with yellow-brown on two joined sheets of handmade paper, mounted in period style. (Second third of the 17th century). Approx. 22 x 18 cm. With a decorative gold border. A sculptor’s drawing that paraphrases the Hercules Fountain (1596–1599) by Adriaen de Vries in Augsburg. Provenance: Private collection, southern Germany. Taxation: subject to margin scheme (VAT: Margin Scheme).
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Auction 347 | Old Masters & 19th-Century ArtAuction house
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