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192N

Max Klinger

Leipzig 1857 – 1920 Großjena bei Naumburg

„Vom Tode. II. Theil (Opus XIII)“. 1898/1910

Light green, gold embossed linen-covered portfolio with 11 (instead of 12) etchings and copper engravings on thick wove paper. Portfolio: 63 × 47,5 cm (24 ¾ × 18 ¾ in.).
This picture shows the following artwork: Max Klinger. „Vom Tode. II. Theil (Opus XIII)“. 1898/1910.

Estimate:

EUR 1,000

 

- 1,500

USD 1,230

 

- 1,850

Sold for:

3,750 EUR (incl. premium)

Spring Auctions 2018

19th Century Art, Wednesday, 30.05.2018

Information

Light green, gold embossed linen-covered portfolio with 11 (instead of 12) etchings and copper engravings on thick wove paper. Portfolio: 63 × 47,5 cm (24 ¾ × 18 ¾ in.). Catalogue raisonné: Singer 230 IV, 231, 233 VII, 234 VI, 235, 236 VI, 237 V, 238 VI, 239 VI, 240 V, 241 IV. Sheet IV, „Philosoph“ (Singer 232) is missing. One out of a total of 180 copies of the 1910 second edition for the Verbindung für historische Kunst (the first edition was published in 1898 with 6 sheets by Amsler & Ruthardt in Berlin). In the original passe-partouts and with the four-sided title page. Consistent slight foxing.

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