Emil Jacob Schindler (1842 - 1892)

Lot 59: Emil Jacob SchindlerAustrian, 1842-1892

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Description

with the artist's estate stamp Nachlass / Schindler l.r. oil on canvas laid down on cardboard

Dimensions

27.5 by 34.5cm., 10¾ by 13½in.

Exhibited


Vienna, Galerie Schebesta, Emil Jakob Schindler und sein Kreis , 1962


Literature

Heinrich Fuchs, Emil Jakob Schindler. Zeugnisse eines ungewöhnlichen Künstlerlebens. Werkkatalog, Vienna, 1970, p. 184, no. 253, illustrated

Provenance

Galerie Schebesta, Vienna (by 1962)
Sale: Dorotheum, Vienna, 30 November 1965, lot 113
Purchased at the above sale

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Emil Jacob Schindler (1842 - 1892)

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