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drawing of a large building with a clock tower in the middle of it
Jeschke Jádi Auctions Berlin

538 - Germany – Berlin
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Estimate €300 - €400
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Description
Germany – Berlin Mannfeld, Bernhard Schillerplatz in Berlin. 1891. Etching on vellum. 65 x 88 cm (74 x 96 cm). Signed, with an illegible inscription and a remark in the margin. Printed by W. Lindner, Berlin. – Paper slightly browned due to age, isolated brown spots within the motif; a short, barely noticeable tear of approx. 2.5 cm on the right-hand margin. Overall in good condition with an excellent, crisp, high-contrast print. – Included: Carmine, Joseph. View of the new Mint building in Berlin. c. 1810. Hand-coloured copperplate engraving on vellum. 27 x 39 cm (38 x 49 cm). With typographic title in French, German and Italian, as well as ‘Augsburg bey Ios. Carmine’. Mounted in a passe-partout. Paper browned due to age, more so at the edges. A few small, scattered spots within the motif; visible brown stains on the reverse and partial ink bleed-through. Overall in good condition. - Georg Fritz. Gendarmenmarkt. 1927. Copperplate engraving on vellum. 44.5 x 35.5 cm (58.5 x 45.5 cm). Signed, numbered and inscribed ‘No IX/X, from the unreinforced sections’. Mounted under a passe-partout. The sheet is more heavily browned due to age, with partial darker spots on the reverse. Overall in good condition with a distinctly grainy, sharply defined print. Etching on wove paper. Signed, with an illegible inscription and remark in the margin. The paper is slightly browned due to age, with isolated brown spots within the motif; there is a short, barely noticeable tear of approx. 2.5 cm on the right-hand margin. Overall in good condition with excellent, crisp, high-contrast printing. – Printed by W. Lindner, Berlin. - Enclosed: Carmine, Joseph. View of the new mint building in Berlin. Circa 1810. Hand-coloured copperplate engraving on vellum. With typographic title in French, German and Italian, as well as inscribed ‘Augsburg bey Ios. Carmine’. Mounted under a passe-partout. Paper browned with age, more so at the edges. Occasional small spots within the motif, visible brown spots on the reverse and partial colour bleeding. Overall in good condition. - Georg Fritz. Gendarmenmarkt. 1927. Copper engraving on vellum. Signed, numbered and inscribed “No IX/X, von den unverstärkten Stellen” (No IX/X, from the unreinforced areas). Mounted under a passe-partout. The sheet is more heavily browned due to age, with partial darker spots on the reverse. Overall in good condition with distinctly crisp, sharp printing.
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