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    • H. VOGTHERR (1513-1568), First depiction of the city of St. Gallen, 1545, Offset printing
      May. 25, 2024

      H. VOGTHERR (1513-1568), First depiction of the city of St. Gallen, 1545, Offset printing

      Est: €75 - €125

      Heinrich Vogtherr (1513 Dillingen - 1568 Vienna): Oldest illustration of the city of St Gall (1545), 1545, Offset printing Technique: Offset printing on Paper Inscription: Inscribed below with "Aelteste Abbildung der Stadt St. Gallen, 1545. von Heinrich Vogtherr". Inscribed on the left with "(Vergli: Zwingliana 1903, No. 1). Date: 1545 Description: The sheet of this both picturesque and topographical view of St. Gall comes from the book "Zwingliana" by Egli, published in 1903. Reproduction print of the woodcut on paper Keywords: 20th century, Renaissance, Maps, Switzerland, St. Gallen (Saint Gall), Size: Paper: 28,0 cm x 35,0 cm (11 x 13,8 in), Depiction: 19,8 cm x 27,4 cm (7,8 x 10,8 in)

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    • H. VOGTHERR (1513-1568), First representation of the city of St. Gallen, 1545, Offset printing
      Nov. 11, 2023

      H. VOGTHERR (1513-1568), First representation of the city of St. Gallen, 1545, Offset printing

      Est: €75 - €125

      Heinrich Vogtherr (1513 Dillingen - 1568 Vienna): Oldest illustration of the city of St Gall (1545), 1545, Offset printing Technique: Offset printing on Paper Inscription: Inscribed below with "Aelteste Abbildung der Stadt St. Gallen, 1545. von Heinrich Vogtherr". Inscribed on the left with "(Vergli: Zwingliana 1903, No. 1). Date: 1545 Description: The sheet of this both picturesque and topographical view of St. Gall comes from the book "Zwingliana" by Egli, published in 1903. Reproduction print of the woodcut on paper Keywords: 20th century, Renaissance, Maps, Switzerland, St. Gallen (Saint Gall),

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    • H. VOGTHERR (1513-1568), First representation of the city of St Gallen, 1545, Offset printing
      Jul. 15, 2023

      H. VOGTHERR (1513-1568), First representation of the city of St Gallen, 1545, Offset printing

      Est: €75 - €125

      Heinrich Vogtherr (1513 Dillingen - 1568 Vienna): Oldest illustration of the city of St Gall (1545), 1545, Offset printing Technique: Offset printing on Paper Inscription: Inscribed below with "Aelteste Abbildung der Stadt St. Gallen, 1545. von Heinrich Vogtherr". Inscribed on the left with "(Vergli: Zwingliana 1903, No. 1). Date: 1545 Description: The sheet of this both picturesque and topographical view of St. Gall comes from the book "Zwingliana" by Egli, published in 1903. Reproduction print of the woodcut on paper Keywords: 20th century, Renaissance, Maps, Switzerland, St. Gallen (Saint Gall),

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    • H.VOGTHERR (1513-1568), Oldest illustration of the city of St Gall (1545), 1545, Offset printing
      Feb. 19, 2022

      H.VOGTHERR (1513-1568), Oldest illustration of the city of St Gall (1545), 1545, Offset printing

      Est: €75 - €125

      Heinrich Vogtherr (1513 Dillingen - 1568 Vienna): Oldest illustration of the city of St Gall (1545), 1545, Offset printing Technique: Offset printing on Paper Inscription: Inscribed below with "Aelteste Abbildung der Stadt St. Gallen, 1545. von Heinrich Vogtherr". Inscribed on the left with "(Vergli: Zwingliana 1903, No. 1). Date: 1545 Description: The sheet of this both picturesque and topographical view of St. Gall comes from the book "Zwingliana" by Egli, published in 1903. Reproduction print of the woodcut on paper Keywords: 20th century, Renaissance, Maps, Switzerland, Size: 28,0 cm x 35,0 cm (11 x 13,8 in), Depiction: 19,8 cm x 27,4 cm (7,8 x 10,8 in) Condition: Very good condition. The sheet is minimally pale stained at the margins in places. The upper left corner of the sheet is bumped.

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    • Heinrich Vogtherr II, Woodcut ‘Saint Florian‘, around 1540
      Jun. 01, 2016

      Heinrich Vogtherr II, Woodcut ‘Saint Florian‘, around 1540

      Est: €700 - €910

      Woodcut on paper Austria, around 1540 Heinrich Vogtherr II. (1513-1568) – Austrian artist Geisberg 1465 Very good, ebony print Sheet size: 34.6 x 23.5 cm Good condition Object is regular taxed. 19% VAT is added to the purchase price for deliveries within the EU. This woodcut by the Austrian artist Heinrich Vogtherr II (1513-1568) depicts Saint Florian extinguishing a fire. Saint Florian is a saint of the Catholic as well as of the Orthodox Church. The story goes back to Florian von Lorch, who lived in the 3rd Century and was an officer of the Roman army and commander of a unit for firefighting. The woodcut is framed under a mat and has got some traces of wear and age. The margins are slightly worn, especially at the lower right corner and slight creasing marks are visible. On the reverse are professional adhesive tapes. The dimensions of the sheet are 34.6 x 23.5 cm. Heinrich Vogtherr II. (1513-1568) Heinrich Vogtherr II. was an Austrian painter, draughtsman, wood cutter and etcher. His father, Heinrich Vogtherr the Elder was an important publisher of medical and spiritual writings during the Reformation period. The young Vogtherr came with his father to Straßburg in 1625 and assisted him in the arts and crafts. About 15 years later, he went to Augsburg as a painter and etcher, where he stood in the commission of the Fugger dynasty and created numerous fresco paintings for many buildings in Augsburg. In 1554, he moved with his father to Vienna, who was appointed ophthalmologist by the court of Ferdinand I. (tm) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.

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    • Heinrich Vogtherr II, Woodcut 'Saint Florian', around 1540
      Apr. 24, 2015

      Heinrich Vogtherr II, Woodcut 'Saint Florian', around 1540

      Est: €1,600 - €2,000

      Woodcut on paper Austria, around 1540 Heinrich Vogtherr II. (1513-1568) - Austrian artist Geisberg 1465 Very good, ebony print Sheet size: 34.6 x 23.5 cm Good condition This woodcut by the Austrian artist Heinrich Vogtherr II (1513-1568) depicts Saint Florian extinguishing a fire. Saint Florian is a saint of the Catholic as well as of the Orthodox Church. The story goes back to Florian von Lorch, who lived in the 3rd Century and was an officer of the Roman army and commander of a unit for firefighting. The woodcut is framed under a mat and has got some traces of wear and age. The margins are slightly worn, especially at the lower right corner and slight creasing marks are visible. On the reverse are professional adhesive tapes. The dimensions of the sheet are 34.6 x 23.5 cm. Heinrich Vogtherr II. (1513-1568) Heinrich Vogtherr II. was an Austrian painter, draughtsman, wood cutter and etcher. His father, Heinrich Vogtherr the Elder was an important publisher of medical and spiritual writings during the Reformation period. The young Vogtherr came with his father to Straßburg in 1625 and assisted him in the arts and crafts. About 15 years later, he went to Augsburg as a painter and etcher, where he stood in the commission of the Fugger dynasty and created numerous fresco paintings for many buildings in Augsburg. In 1554, he moved with his father to Vienna, who was appointed ophthalmologist by the court of Ferdinand I. (tm) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.

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