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      • Göding, Heinrich (1531 Braunschweig - 1606 Dresden, Vater von Andreas u. Heinrich d. J., empfing seine Ausbildung vermutlich in Wittenberg bei Lucas Cranach d. Ä., befreundet mit Lucas Cranach d. J., im Dienst des Kurfürsten August von Sachsen sowie
        Jun. 19, 2021

        Göding, Heinrich (1531 Braunschweig - 1606 Dresden, Vater von Andreas u. Heinrich d. J., empfing seine Ausbildung vermutlich in Wittenberg bei Lucas Cranach d. Ä., befreundet mit Lucas Cranach d. J., im Dienst des Kurfürsten August von Sachsen sowie

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        Göding, Heinrich (1531 Braunschweig - 1606 Dresden, Vater von Andreas u. Heinrich d. J., empfing seine Ausbildung vermutlich in Wittenberg bei Lucas Cranach d. Ä., befreundet mit Lucas Cranach d. J., im Dienst des Kurfürsten August von Sachsen sowie seiner Nachfolger Christian I. und II.), wohl, "Christus im Tempel", Öl auf Holz, 73.5 x 58 cm, verso altes Klebeetikett Königl. Gard(e) Meuble Verwaltung Cap. D(E?) Nr. 193, verschmutzt, kleine Farbabplatzer, restauriert, o.R. Provenienz: Eigentum des Sächsischen Königshauses, Inventar der Königlichen Garde-Meubles-Verwaltung; seit 1924 deutscher Privatsammlung. Wohl identisch mit dem im Inventar der Königl. Gard(e) Meuble Verwaltung unter der Nr. 193 aufgeführten Werk "Der Zinsgroschen (von späterer Hand bezeichnet als "Der Pharisäer und der Zöllner)" von Heinrich Göding. Wir danken Frau Carina Merseburger, Staatliche Kunstsammlung Dresden, für Ihre Hilfe bei der Katalogisierung.

        Auktionshaus Plückbaum
      • Small Painting "The Temptation of Christ", 16th/17th Century
        Oct. 25, 2013

        Small Painting "The Temptation of Christ", 16th/17th Century

        Est: €1,600 - €2,000

        Oil on copper Germany, end of the 16th/beginning of the 17th century Probably Heinrich Göding (1531-1606) - German court painter from Dresden Artist monogram lower right, "HG" Later inscription on the verso, "H. Goltzius [...] Harlem" 23 x 18.5 cm This small oil painting on copper dates towards the end of the 16υth or beginning of the 17υth century and was probably done by the German court painter Heinrich Göding (1531-1606), who was active in Dresden and painted large panel paintings and frescos as well as smaller oil paintings. This work shows Jesus in the desert in front of a rock wall. The devil appears to him and tries to tempt him. Two angels are approaching from the upper right corner to provide Jesus with food. The buildings of a town are seen in the bluish background. The work is in age-related condition. The left corner of the copper panel is broken off and there are two holes stamped on the upper edge for hanging the painting on a wall. The coat of paint has been restored in some areas and is protected by a varnish. The painting displays craquelure; the paint was applied somewhat unevenly. The artist monogram "HG" is found lower right on the recto. The verso was inscribed later, "H. Goltzius [...] 1616 Harlem" but this attribution can be excluded. The measurements are 23 x 18.5 cm.

        Auctionata Paddle8 AG
      • Heinrich Göding the Elder (1531-1606)
        Dec. 08, 2010

        Heinrich Göding the Elder (1531-1606)

        Est: £500 - £700

        Heinrich Göding the Elder (1531-1606) Martin Luther as 'Junker Jörg' (Hollstein 9) etching, 1598, very rare, a marriage of two impressions, joined horizontally just below his knees, printing with much tone and wiping marks, trimmed to the subject, the lower left corner made up; together with Taurus (Holl. 124), a reversed copy after Jost Amman P., S. 265 x 185 mm. (and smaller) (2)

        Christie's
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