W. Unger After Rembrandt-Bildnis One Old Man Etching 19.Jahrhundert

Description: W. Unger After Rembrandt-Bildnis One Old Man Etching 19.JahrhundertThe description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.Original etching from the 19th century."Portrait of an Old Manwith gold chain"from William Unger after PP Rubens.William Unger (* 11. September 1837 in Hanover; † 5. March 1932 in innsbruck) was a German etcher and engraverHe was a son of the lawyer and art historian Friedrich Wilhelm Unger. When he was still a toddler, his family followed him Goettingen. As does his older sister Johanna (1837–1871), who later ran a painting school for women in Munich, the young William was also artistically gifted. Already during his school days he tried his hand at etchings. Unger studied from 1854 at the Art Academy Dusseldorf at Joseph von Keller and from the 3rd November 1858 at the Royal Academy of Arts in Munich at Julius Theater.After his studies he visited Kassel, Dresden, Vienna and Venice.Around 1862 Unger came to Leipzig to look for orders from the local publishing houses. The work published for EA Seemanns from 1866 Visual Arts Magazine lasted several years. He also published albums with reproductions of famous paintings, including those from the art galleries in Braunschweig and Kassel.Unger married in January 1870. In 1871 he was appointed professor by the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar Grand Ducal Saxon Art School in Weimar appointed.He spent the period from autumn 1871 to spring 1872 and from 1874 to 1877 in the galleries of Holland. He later settled in Vienna, where in 1881 he became director of the Arts and crafts school of the kk Austrian Museum for Art and Industry took over.In 1884 he was elected a member of the Swedish Academy of Arts. In 1894 he was appointed professor at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna appointed. In 1928 William Unger's autobiography was published in Vienna out of my life.Source and copyright: Wikipedia 04.12.2019Plate size: 190x130 mm; Display size: 135x110 mm; Sheet size: 270x186 mm.Imprint: Fr.Felsing, Munich - Publisher: EASeemann, Leipzig.Impeccable sheet.Location: 32469 Petershagen-Weser. TRIXUM: Mobile-optimized auction templates and image hostingHe was a son of the lawyer and art historian Friedrich Wilhelm Unger. When he was still a toddler, his family followed him Goettingen. As does his older sister Johanna (1837–1871), who later ran a painting school for women in Munich, the young William was also artistically gifted. Already during his school days he tried his hand at etchings. Unger studied from 1854 at the Art Academy Dusseldorf at Joseph von Keller and from the 3rd November 1858 at the Royal Academy of Arts in Munich at Julius Theater. Around 1862 Unger came to Leipzig to look for orders from the local publishing houses. The work published for EA Seemanns from 1866 Visual Arts Magazine lasted several years. He also published albums with reproductions of famous paintings, including those from the art galleries in Braunschwe Größe Klein (bis 50cm) Land Deutschland Verkäufertyp Kunsthändler Format Hochformat Jahr 1880 Originalität Unlimitierte Auflage Druck Original/Reproduktion Original der Zeit Drucktyp Handgefertigt Zeitraum 1800-1899 Alter/Originalität Original 1800-1899 Motiv Porträt & Persönlichkeiten Technik Radierung Thema Porträts Höhe (cm) 19 Kunststil Figürlich Eigenschaften Signiert Breite (cm) 13 Künstler William Unger Produktart Print Kontinent Europa

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