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    • - Herrlich, Philipp (Laubach 1818-1868 Havanna, Kuba),
      Dec. 15, 2021

      - Herrlich, Philipp (Laubach 1818-1868 Havanna, Kuba),

      Est: - €180

      Das genesene Kind. Lavierte Bleistiftzeichnung auf Whatman-Papier. Sign. und dat. 1840. 30,5 x 24,6 cm. - - Unter Passepartout. - Vorzeichnung zu einem Gemälde mit demselben Titel. - Detaillierte Zeichnung mit Quadrierung zur Übertragung in einen größeren Maßstab. - Das anrührende Motiv entstand noch während der Ausbildungszeit Herrlichs zum Maler.

      Zisska & Lacher
    • - Herrlich, Philipp (Laubach 1818-1868 Havanna, Kuba),
      Dec. 02, 2021

      - Herrlich, Philipp (Laubach 1818-1868 Havanna, Kuba),

      Est: - €180

      Das genesene Kind. Lavierte Bleistiftzeichnung auf Whatman-Papier. Sign. und dat. 1840. 30,5 x 24,6 cm. - - Unter Passepartout. - Vorzeichnung zu einem Gemälde mit demselben Titel. - Detaillierte Zeichnung mit Quadrierung zur Übertragung in einen größeren Maßstab. - Das anrührende Motiv entstand noch während der Ausbildungszeit Herrlichs zum Maler.

      Zisska & Lacher
    • Philipp Herrlich (Solms-Laubach 1818 - Havanna 1868). The happy Shepherd.
      Feb. 26, 2021

      Philipp Herrlich (Solms-Laubach 1818 - Havanna 1868). The happy Shepherd.

      Est: -

      Oil/canvas, 27,5 x 23,5 cm, lo. ri. sign. Herrlich, relined. - Provenance: Private collection Niedersachsen. - German history and figure painter. H. was taught painting at the Frankfurt Städelschule 1837-47, for a short term he also studied at the Düsseldorf academy. He supported the revolution of 1848 and was sent to prison after attacking the Frankfurt major in 1851. Later he emigrated first to France, then to America. Mus.: Frankfurt. Lit.: Thieme-Becker, Bénézit.

      Auktionshaus Stahl
    • Philipp Herrlich (Solms-Laubach 1818 - Havanna 1868). The happy Shepherd.
      May. 16, 2020

      Philipp Herrlich (Solms-Laubach 1818 - Havanna 1868). The happy Shepherd.

      Est: -

      Oil/canvas, 27,5 x 23,5 cm, lo. ri. sign. Herrlich, relined. - Provenance: Private collection Niedersachsen. - German history and figure painter. H. was taught painting at the Frankfurt Städelschule 1837-47, for a short term he also studied at the Düsseldorf academy. He supported the revolution of 1848 and was sent to prison after attacking the Frankfurt major in 1851. Later he emigrated first to France, then to America. Mus.: Frankfurt. Lit.: Thieme-Becker, Bénézit.

      Auktionshaus Stahl
    • Philipp Herrlich (1818-1868), "Monk with Children", 1839
      Jun. 21, 2013

      Philipp Herrlich (1818-1868), "Monk with Children", 1839

      Est: €1,280 - €1,600

      Oil on canvas Germany, 1839 Philipp Herrlich (1818-1868) - German painter Signed and dated lower left, "PHerrlich 39" Measurements, framed: 34 x 31 cm Good condition This painting is mentioned in the Thieme-Becker section about Phillip Herrlich Provenance: from a Southern German private collection Children portrayals in miniature format were Philipp Herrlich's showpieces; one of these rarely appearing pieces was auctioned for 22,000 Euros recently. The Frankfurt painter Philipp Herrlich created this small genre painting "Monk with Children" in 1839. Four small children have gathered in front of the stable door of an old farmhouse to listen to an elderly Franciscan monk. A woman is observing them from the door. The smallest child is receiving a picture of the Virgin Mary from the monk, earning envious looks from the others. The monk is dressed in the traditional brown wool habit of the Franciscans and not wearing any shoes, emphasising the poverty and humbleness of the order. A leather-bound Bible is pinched under his right arm. The window of a small Gothic church, almost concealed by the bushes and trees in front, is seen in the background of the painting. The work is very harmonious and detailed, best seen in the cute children's faces which express curiosity, suspicion, joy and envy. The small painting is mentioned in the literature (Thieme-Becker) on Philipp Herrlich, as it was shown in the exhibition of the Berlin Academy in 1839. The painting "Monk with Children" by Philipp Herrlich is in good condition, especially considering its age. There is a small restoration visible in the area of the kneeling girl's right arm. The paint coat is covered with a protective varnish and displays even craquelure. Minimal framing marks are seen around the edges. The painting is signed and dated "PHerrlich 39" lower left. The overall measurements including the frame are 34 x 31 cm; the canvas measures 18 x 16 cm. Philipp Herrlich (1818-1868) Philipp Herrlich initially began his artistic career as a craftsman, before studying painting at the Städel in Frankfurt. He participated in the March Revolution, for which he was imprisoned. He subsequently led a disorderly life, taking him from prison to France and America. Several smaller genre paintings from his time at the Städel have survived and have been repeatedly reproduced.

      Auctionata Paddle8 AG
    • Herrlich, Philipp 1818 Solms-Laubach - 1868 Havana Children in a park with the silhouettes of Frankfurt am Main in the background.
      May. 14, 2010

      Herrlich, Philipp 1818 Solms-Laubach - 1868 Havana Children in a park with the silhouettes of Frankfurt am Main in the background.

      Est: €8,000 - €9,000

      Herrlich, Philipp 1818 Solms-Laubach - 1868 Havana Children in a park with the silhouettes of Frankfurt am Main in the background. Signed lower left: Ph. Herrlich. Oil on cardboard. 23 x 29cm. Framed.

      Van Ham Kunstauktionen
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