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Trübner, Wilhelm. Ladies’ Society. Dark brown chalk and black ink, washed, on vellum. Monogrammed and dated “WT. 11/70” in the lower left corner. 1870. On the reverse, a sketch of a seated man wearing a cap. Sheet dimensions: 14.6 x 25 cm. Elias (1921), Plate 8. — A drawing from the estate of the artist, who died in 1917, and which was auctioned by Prestel in Frankfurt in 1918. The sketch was likely created in Munich, where Heinrich Wilhelm Trübner (1851–1917) returned in 1870 to study under Wilhelm von Diez. - Mounted on the reverse along the upper edge of the sheet; slightly browned and with fingerprints. - Provenance: Wilhelm Trübner—Graphic Estate, Prestel, Frankfurt, 1918, no. 24 (ill. 4) / Richard von Kühlmann Collection, Berlin/Rosen, Berlin, 1960, no. 1353 (with ill.) / Werner Bauer Collection, Fulda. - Also included: I. Oberländer, Adolf. Four Women in a Café. Pen-and-ink drawing on chamois-colored drawing paper with blue fibers. Signed, dated, and inscribed “Beweisführung.” 1883. Sheet dimensions: 16 x 20.8 cm. - Heise 1959, p. 142 and Ill. 116, Auction Catalog Karl und Faber Munich, 1959, No. 622. - The sheet is mounted on a backing along the left margin; the mounting appears slightly lighter on the front, the sheet is somewhat browned, and the lower right corner has a small area of paper loss. - Provenance: Walter Bauer Collection, Fulda; formerly Richard von Kühlmann Collection, Berlin. - II. Hosemann, Theodor. Pipe Smoker in an Armchair. Watercolor pencil drawing on vellum. Monogrammed and dated in the lower right; blue collector’s stamp on the reverse. 1850. Sheet dimensions: 11.5 x 10 cm. - Brieger 1920, fig. 42. - Reverse: The same artist. Studies of Two Caryatids. Pencil drawing. - The sheet is mounted on a backing at the upper corners; minimally browned. - Provenance: Walter Bauer Collection, Fulda; formerly Carl Heumann Collection, Chemnitz (Lugt 2841 a).
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