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Daniel Meyer - Antiquitäten & Auktionen

1734 - by Tarnóczy, Eugen (b. 1886, Munich; d. 1978, Traunstein): "The Reiter Steinberge Seen from the South," 1935 oil on canvas, signed and dated 1935 lower left, inscribed on the back of the stretcher bar with “Traunstein,” dated 1935 and titled, 66 x 80.5 cm. Framed. Craquelure, storage grime. Needs cleaning! In 1910, Lieutenant Eugen von Tarnóczy was among the first four German officers to learn to fly at the Provisional Military Flying School in Döberitz. He was the first pilot to receive the Pilot’s Commemorative Badge. Due to illness, he had to give up flying even before World War I. He moved to Traunstein and worked there as a mountain landscape painter. Painting 1734

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by Tarnóczy, Eugen (b. 1886, Munich; d. 1978, Traunstein): "The Reiter Steinberge Seen from the South," 1935 oil on canvas, signed and dated 1935 lower left, inscribed on the back of the stretcher bar with “Traunstein,” dated 1935 and titled, 66 x 80.5 cm. Framed. Craquelure, storage grime. Needs cleaning! In 1910, Lieutenant Eugen von Tarnóczy was among the first four German officers to learn to fly at the Provisional Military Flying School in Döberitz. He was the first pilot to receive the Pilot’s Commemorative Badge. Due to illness, he had to give up flying even before World War I. He moved to Traunstein and worked there as a mountain landscape painter. Painting 1734

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Auction details

Art and Antiques No. 80. Daniel Meyer Auction, Münster
Saturday, October 31
10:00 AM
Auktionshalle Daniel Meyer, Otto-Hahn-Str. 15
48161 Münster-Roxel, Germany

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Daniel Meyer - Antiquitäten & Auktionen +49 2 51 48 28 572 auktionenmeyer@web.de
On Drouot for 5 years avec More than 3,000 lots published

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