Heinrich JOBST (1874-1943). Victor Ludorum, 1908. Fundición en arena de época. Pieza única. Pátina marrón grisácea. Ojos de vidrio incrustado (marrón avellana y blanco ópalo). Con figuras alegóricas vinculadas a la industria química en altorrelieve en los laterales del calcetín. Otras imágenes en bajorrelieve. Figura de un león con las iniciales L.F.S Signed H. JOBST realzadas tras la fundición. Marca del fundador: Brandstetter, München. Altura total 92,4 cm. Fundición de presentación para celebrar el 25 aniversario de Sachtleben & Co. por el Dr. August Theodor Rudolf Sachleben (Braunschweig, 11 de diciembre de 1856 - 6 de julio de 1917).

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