Attributed to Johann Peter Schwanthaler (Ried i. I. 1720 - 1795), a pair of worshipping angels,
Attributed to Johann Peter Schwanthaler (Ried i. I. 1720 - 1795), a pair of worshipping angels,
![Attributed to Johann Peter Schwanthaler (Ried i. I. 1720 - 1795), a pair of worshipping angels, - Works of Art - Furniture, Sculptures, Glass and Porcelain Attributed to Johann Peter Schwanthaler (Ried i. I. 1720 - 1795), a pair of worshipping angels, - Works of Art - Furniture, Sculptures, Glass and Porcelain](/fileadmin/lot-images/37X191024/normal/attributed-to-johann-peter-schwanthaler-ried-i-i-1720-1795-a-pair-of-worshipping-angels-6426077.jpg)
Upper Austria, c. 1770-80, carved lime wood, hollowed out on the back, polychrome paint and gilding of a later date, height 80 cm, the fingers partially damaged, (MC)
Cf:
Helga Achleitner, Johann Peter Schwanthaler der Ältere, Ried 1991, p. 46f. Not only the face type but also the typical elongated, diamond-shaped wrinkles suggest an attribution to Johann Peter Schwanthaler. There is, however, also an angel by his brother Johann Ferdinand Schwanthaler (born in 1722) - to whom otherwise not many works can be undisputedly attributed - which bears close resemblance to the present item. Cf: Die Bildhauerfamilie Schwanthaler:1633 - 1848, Ausstellung des Landes Oberösterreich 1974, ill. 65;
Provenance:
Private Collection Upper Austria, 1968 - 2013 Capuchin Church, Braunau am Inn (made redundant).
Specialist: Christine Masser
Christine Masser
+43-1-515 60-331
christine.masser@dorotheum.at
24.10.2019 - 14:00
- Realized price: **
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EUR 6,400.-
- Estimate:
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EUR 8,000.- to EUR 10,000.-
Attributed to Johann Peter Schwanthaler (Ried i. I. 1720 - 1795), a pair of worshipping angels,
Upper Austria, c. 1770-80, carved lime wood, hollowed out on the back, polychrome paint and gilding of a later date, height 80 cm, the fingers partially damaged, (MC)
Cf:
Helga Achleitner, Johann Peter Schwanthaler der Ältere, Ried 1991, p. 46f. Not only the face type but also the typical elongated, diamond-shaped wrinkles suggest an attribution to Johann Peter Schwanthaler. There is, however, also an angel by his brother Johann Ferdinand Schwanthaler (born in 1722) - to whom otherwise not many works can be undisputedly attributed - which bears close resemblance to the present item. Cf: Die Bildhauerfamilie Schwanthaler:1633 - 1848, Ausstellung des Landes Oberösterreich 1974, ill. 65;
Provenance:
Private Collection Upper Austria, 1968 - 2013 Capuchin Church, Braunau am Inn (made redundant).
Specialist: Christine Masser
Christine Masser
+43-1-515 60-331
christine.masser@dorotheum.at
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Auction: | Works of Art - Furniture, Sculptures, Glass and Porcelain |
Auction type: | Saleroom auction |
Date: | 24.10.2019 - 14:00 |
Location: | Vienna | Palais Dorotheum |
Exhibition: | 12.10. - 24.10.2019 |
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