Lot Essay
The Eisenberg castle is since 1646 a ruin.
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Overgrown ruins of the tower at Eisenberg, Tirol
Details
Carl August Lebschee (Poznan 1800-1877 Munich)
Overgrown ruins of the tower at Eisenberg, Tirol
signed with monogram and dated 'CAL 8/1 43' (lower right) and inscribed 'Berghof von Eisenberg' and 'C.A. Lebsche fec Zeichnung zur Lithografie nach Domenico Guaglio' (verso)
black chalk, pen and black ink, grey wash
458 x 373 mm.
together with The Death of Adonis traditionally attributed to Ferdinand Olivier (Dessau 1785-1841 Munich), pen and brown ink, 323 x 400 mm. (2)
Overgrown ruins of the tower at Eisenberg, Tirol
signed with monogram and dated 'CAL 8/1 43' (lower right) and inscribed 'Berghof von Eisenberg' and 'C.A. Lebsche fec Zeichnung zur Lithografie nach Domenico Guaglio' (verso)
black chalk, pen and black ink, grey wash
458 x 373 mm.
together with The Death of Adonis traditionally attributed to Ferdinand Olivier (Dessau 1785-1841 Munich), pen and brown ink, 323 x 400 mm. (2)
Provenance
Anonymous sale; Adolf Weinmüller, Munich, 9 March 1939, lot 724, illustrated.
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