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Collection of 5 drawings by Munich artists: Gräfle, Gaisser, Ebert, Diez, Fröhlicher 19th/20th century 1) Albert Gräfle (1809 Freiburg im Breisgau – 1889 Munich), portrait study, pencil on stiff paper, 25.5 x 20.7 cm (sheet size). Unsigned. Collector’s stamp on the reverse: P. A. 2) Jakob Emanuel Gaisser (1825 Augsburg – 1899 Munich), In Rococo Costume, pencil on stiff paper, 40.1 x 30.4 cm (sheet size). Signed in the center: J E Gaisser. Signed lower right: Gaisser. Stamped lower center with the M. K. G. (Munich Artists’ Cooperative). Stained. 3) Carl Ebert (1821 Stuttgart – 1885 Munich), Tree Study, pencil on paper, 25.8 x 34 cm (sheet size). Signed lower left: C. Ebert. Also stamped with the M. K. G. (Munich Artists’ Cooperative). Recto shows mounting marks. 4) Wilhelm von Diez (1839 Bayreuth – 1907 Munich), Knight on Horseback, pen on paper, approx. 19.3 x 14.5 cm (sheet size). Unsigned. Creases. Crush lines. Tears in the paper. Irregular paper edges. 5) Otto Fröhlicher (1840 Solothurn, Switzerland – 1890 Munich), recto: At the Village Pond, verso: four landscape sketches, pencil, washed in ink on paper, 19 x 28.5 cm (sheet size). Inscribed lower right: drawn by Fröhlicher. Also bears the stamp of the M. K. G. (Munich Artists’ Cooperative). Paper trimmed on the left and secured with adhesive tape. Each unframed in the collector’s mat with handwritten inscription. Provenance: Munich Artists’ Cooperative, Royal Private Collection, 1868. Each is unframed in the collector’s mat with handwritten inscriptions.
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