Null Bronce vienés, "Froschgelage", de Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861-1936), bronce,…

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Bronce vienés, "Froschgelage", de Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861-1936), bronce, pintado policromado, dos ranas sentadas en un banco, celebrando y cenando, marca de jarra en la parte inferior. Límite 162,-

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Bronce vienés, "Froschgelage", de Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861-1936), bronce, pintado policromado, dos ranas sentadas en un banco, celebrando y cenando, marca de jarra en la parte inferior. Límite 162,-

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F. SCHAMS (1824) after STURM (1823), The summer. Playing putters, Colour lithography Franz Xaver Schams (1824 Viena - 1883 ibid.) según Friedrich Sturm (1823 Viena - 1898 Weissenbach): La alegoría del verano Putti jugando con peces y cangrejos de río, Siglo XIX, Litografía en color Técnica: Litografía en color sobre papel Inscripción: Parte inferior central firmada en la plancha de impresión: "Gemalt v. Friedrich Sturm. | Chromolith. v. Franz Schams". En la parte inferior central, inscripción en la plancha: "DER SOMMER". Fecha: Siglo XIX Palabras clave: Estaciones, verano, alegoría del verano, putti, flores, calor, bañarse, cangrejos de río, peces de colores, Siglo XIX, Biedermeier, Alegórico, Austria, Tamaño: Papel: 45,0 cm x 61,5 cm (17,7 x 24,2 in), Representación: 36,2 cm x 58,6 cm (14,3 x 23,1 in)

Sculpture made of cold enamelled bronze. On marbled marble base. On the back, signed inscription "ManGreB" - Bergman in reverse. Following models by Franz Xavier Bergmann. 20th century. 28.5cm high in total

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