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Studio Antikvárium
15th Book Auction

02-12-2004 17:00
 
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Buda és Pest a Gellérthegyről, 1818.

Buda és Pest a Gellérthegyről, 1818.
Buda és Pest a Gellérthegyről, 1818.


Richter Antal Fülöp (XIX. század első fele) eredeti színezésű rézkarca Petrich András (Mitrovica, 1765-Buda, 1842) rajza nyomán. Mérete: 403x572 mm. Original coloured copperplate view of Buda and Pest from the Gellert Hill,...

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auction house Studio Antikvárium
date of auction d-m-Y H:i
title of auction 15th Book Auction
date of exhibition november 22-től december 1-ig (szombaton és vasárnap is) 10-19 óráig
auction contact +36-1-354-0941 | studioantikvarium@gmail.com |
link of auction https://axioart.com/aukcio/2004-12-02/15-konyvarveres
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Buda és Pest a Gellérthegyről, 1818.
Richter Antal Fülöp (XIX. század első fele) eredeti színezésű rézkarca Petrich András (Mitrovica, 1765-Buda, 1842) rajza nyomán. Mérete: 403x572 mm. Original coloured copperplate view of Buda and Pest from the Gellert Hill, 1818, by Fülöp Antal Richter (first half of the 19th century) based on the drawing of András Petrich (Mitrovica, 1765-Buda, 1842). One of the most beautiful and most rare view of Budapest, only a few copies are known, has never appeared at auction before. It was a model for many later views of Budapest. Cut round on the edges, pass-partout, framed.