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    • M. BACH (1841-1914), Ulm Cathedral, 1877, Etching
      Apr. 20, 2024

      M. BACH (1841-1914), Ulm Cathedral, 1877, Etching

      Est: €120 - €200

      Max Bach (1841 Stuttgart - 1914 ibid.): Ulm Cathedral, 1877, Etching Technique: Etching on Paper Date: 1877 Description: Inscribed lower right below the image "etiert von Maler Max Bach 1877", named "Dom zu Ulm", "Probedruck". View of Ulm Cathedral, a church in Ulm built in the Gothic architectural style. The foundation stone was laid in 1377, when Ulm was a free imperial city and still Roman Catholic. The sermons of the Ulm reformer Konrad Sam were groundbreaking for the gradual introduction of the Reformation in Ulm. In 1530, the decision was made in a citizens' vote in favour of the Protestant confession, so Ulm Minster became a place of worship for the Protestant Church. The present sheet shows the cathedral in 1877, i.e. before the completion of the tower in 1890. Keywords: 19th century, Romanticism, Architecture, Germany,

      Fichter Kunsthandel
    • M.BACH (1841-1914), Ulm Cathedral, 1877, Etching
      Mar. 20, 2022

      M.BACH (1841-1914), Ulm Cathedral, 1877, Etching

      Est: €120 - €200

      Max Bach (1841 Stuttgart - 1914 ibid.): Ulm Cathedral, 1877, Etching Technique: Etching on Paper Date: 1877 Description: Inscribed lower right below the image "etiert von Maler Max Bach 1877", named "Dom zu Ulm", "Probedruck". View of Ulm Cathedral, a church in Ulm built in the Gothic architectural style. The foundation stone was laid in 1377, when Ulm was a free imperial city and still Roman Catholic. The sermons of the Ulm reformer Konrad Sam were groundbreaking for the gradual introduction of the Reformation in Ulm. In 1530, the decision was made in a citizens' vote in favour of the Protestant confession, so Ulm Minster became a place of worship for the Protestant Church. The present sheet shows the cathedral in 1877, i.e. before the completion of the tower in 1890. Keywords: 19th century, Romanticism, Architecture, Germany, Size: 26,0 cm x 32,9 cm (10,2 x 13 in), Plate: 18,0 cm x 24,1 cm (7,1 x 9,5 in), Depiction: 14,0 cm x 21,1 cm (5,5 x 8,3 in) Condition: Good condition. Isolated pale discolourations along the margins, the corners are weakly bumped.

      Fichter Kunsthandel
    • Locarno am Lago Maggiore.
      Dec. 17, 2021

      Locarno am Lago Maggiore.

      Est: €160 - €240

      Weg nach Rivapiana. Aquarell von Max Bach (1841-1914), um 1910. Ca. 26 x 23 cm. Sign. unten rechts. Verso von anderer Hand bezeichnet. Unter Glas gerahmt (nicht ausgerahmt). D

      Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
    • d München. War tätig in Alzey, Basel, Ulm und
      Dec. 04, 2008

      d München. War tätig in Alzey, Basel, Ulm und

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      d München. War tätig in Alzey, Basel, Ulm und Stuttgart. Bet. "Arenenberg". Blick vom See auf das malerische Napoleonschloss. Aquarell über Bleistift. 17,5 x 24,5 cm. Gl.u.R Max Bach. 1841 - Stuttgart - 1914. Studierte bei Heinrich Funk in Stuttgart, später in Nürnberg un

      Auktionshaus Michael Zeller
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