244 - Munich Artists

Munich Artists Artists’ Festivals, 19th Century A collection of 7 drawings depicting various Munich artists’ festivals. 1) Georg Papperitz (1846–1918), Dancing Man in a Harlequin Costume, pen and ink, colored on paper, 29.8 x 17 cm (viewing dimensions). Monogrammed lower right: GP. Inscribed on the reverse: Masked Ball 1883. 2) Georg Papperitz (1846–1918), Man in a Jester’s Costume, pencil, colored on paper, 35.5 x 20.2 cm (viewing dimensions). Monogrammed lower right: G.P. Inscribed on the reverse: Masked Ball 1883. 3) Ludwig Bechstein (1843–1914), Young Woman from the Carnival Group, pen and ink, colored on paper, 35.3 x 22.8 cm (viewing dimensions). Signed lower left: L Bechstein. Titled upper left. Inscribed on the reverse: Winter Festival 1886. 4) Karl Karger (1848–1913), Lady in Rococo Costume, pen and ink, colored on paper, 29.1 x 16.1 cm (viewing dimensions). Signed lower right: C Karger. Inscribed on the reverse: Artist’s Masquerade Ball 1886. 5) Karl Karger (1848–1913), Young Woman as Colombine, pen and ink, colored on paper, 28.8 x 16.6 cm (viewing dimensions). Monogrammed lower right: CK. Titled upper right. Inscribed on the reverse: Artist’s Masked Ball 1886. 6) Karl Karger (1848–1913), Man as a Neapolitan Scaramouche, pen and ink, colored on paper, 28.3 x 15.9 cm (viewing dimensions). Monogrammed lower right: CK. Titled in the upper right: Scaramouche neap: Inscribed on the reverse: Artist, Masked Ball 1886. 7) Karl Karger (1848–1913), Two Ladies as Ragonde, pen and ink, colored on paper, 28.8 x 16.7 cm (viewing dimensions). Monogrammed lower right: CK. Titled upper right. Each bearing the stamp of the M.K.G. (Munich Artists’ Cooperative). Stained and discolored. Each in a frame with glass (2 panes missing).