517 - A. LÜTTMANN (*1830) after CAMPHAUSEN (*1818), “Rose Bondage,” circa 1860, lithograph with chalk

A. LÜTTMANN (*1830) after CAMPHAUSEN (*1818), “Rose Bondage,” circa 1860, lithograph with chalk August Lüttmann (born around 1830 in Hamburg—died 1882 in Düsseldorf) after Wilhelm Camphausen (born 1818 in Düsseldorf—died 1885 there): “The Rose Bondage”—a forest scene depicting two elegant ladies tying a nobleman to a tree, c. 1860, lithograph with chalk Technique: Lithograph with chalk over tinted stone on paper, mounted on paper Inscription: Signed in the lower center of the printing plate: "gezeichn. v W. Camphausen | Lithograph. v. A Lüttmann". Lower center, inscribed on the printing plate: “Die Rosen Fesselung.” Date: c. 1860 Keywords: Battle of the Sexes, Gender, Trap, Male Victim, Captivity, Bondage, Roses, 19th century, Rococo, Botany, Germany, Size: Paper: 26.0 cm x 21.0 cm (10.2 x 8.3 in), Image: 19.5 cm x 15.0 cm (7.7 x 5.9 in) Condition: Good condition. The paper has sporadic foxing. The reverse side shows some rubbing along the left edge of the sheet.