535 - J. STRIXNER (*1782) after DÜRER (*1471), Lion Kills Deer, ca. 1811, lithograph with pen

J. STRIXNER (*1782) after DÜRER (*1471), Lion Kills Deer, ca. 1811, lithograph with pen Johann Nepomuk Franz Xaver Strixner (1782 Altötting–1855 Munich) after Albrecht Dürer the Younger (1471 Nuremberg–1528 ibid.): Lion Attacking a Stag, incunabulum of lithography, Winkler No. 965, 402, 1811–1816, c. 1811, lithograph with pen Technique: Lithography with pen on paper, mounted on paper Inscription: At the bottom of the image (center): “1505” and below Dürer’s monogram, signed on the right: N: Strixner del:", after a painting in the Great Collection, Munich, by Albrecht Dürer / Winkler No. 965, 40.2, Dussler (Munich II), p. 149 No. XL,2", Munich 1811–1816. Date: c. 1811 Keywords: 19th century, Renaissance, Animals, Germany, Size: Paper: 18.0 cm x 30.7 cm (7.1 x 12.1 in) Condition: Good condition. The image is in very good condition. The sheet shows clear signs of foxing due to its age and is discolored in the upper corners from having been mounted on a backing.