Antique Dresden

Comparisons Comparable mounted hardstone busts of emperors, frequently combining chalcedony, agate or jade with gilt-metal or bronze mounts, are preserved in the Munich Residenz Trea...

This beautifully handcrafted serving-plate made of 800/0 Silver in Münster, Germany by Jewellers Osthues, circa 1900 will be an eyecatcher on any festive table. The elegant rim is „D...

Normann's paintings are included in galleries in Bergen, Cincinnati, Cologne, Dresden, Leeds, Liverpool and Stockholm. In Normann's birthplace in 2010 is a dedicated gallery which ha...

Origin and History: Meissen porcelain was the first hard-paste porcelain successfully produced in Europe, with production starting in 1710 at the royal factory in Meissen, near Dresd...

The production of porcelain at Meissen, near Dresden, started in 1710 and attracted artists and artisans to establish one of the most famous porcelain manufacturers, still in busines...

He also traveled to Paris, Berlin, Dresden, Madrid, and the Azores. From 1904 to 1910, Henderson taught at the Academy of Fine Arts in Chicago.

Pair of birds in green and red, German, 19th century Porcelain Mark for Dresden.

In 1904, Heckel began to study architecture at the Technische Hochschule in Dresden but dropped out after only a year. When Heckel joined his fellow artists Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Fr...

In 1905 he enrolled to study architecture at Dresden Technical University. The year he met Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Erich Heckel and Fritz Bleyl there, he co-founded with them the grou...

Christian Friedrich Zincke (c.1683–1767), a German-born artist renowned for his enamel portrait miniatures, primarily worked in England after settling there around 1706. Zincke was ...

In 1780 Acier was called to Dresden to become royal Saxon master modeler. Design of the model F 98 around 1778.

The model was designed by Theodor Eichler in 1905, a German sculptor who trained at the Meissen porcelain manufactory and later studied under Robert Diez at the Dresden Art Academy. ...

As such, his early career followed a similar path before a move to Dresden around 1715. Here, Augustus the Strong was at the helm of one of Europe’s most glittering courts.

After graduating from the Dresden school for arts and crafts where he worked in the studio of Robert Diez in Dresden and later in the studio of Emmanuel Frémiet in Paris.

He took part in numerous exhibitions, also outside Düsseldorf, such as in Berlin (Academic Art Exhibitions 1881, 1883, 1884, 1892, Jubilee Exhibition 1886, International Art Exhibiti...

Rudolf Quittner exhibited at the Biennale di Venezia, in the Vienna Künstlerhaus and at the most important art fairs of his time in Paris, Berlin, Munich, Düsseldorf and Dresden. His...

Pair of German 19th century Augustus Rex Dresden covered urns hand-painted with pastoral scene on one side, and floral on the other.

He received formal training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in the 1890s, then honed his skills in European art centers like Dresden, Switzerland, and Munich. ...

Feininger's works are held in numerous museum collections throughout the United States and Europe, including, The Art Institute of Chicago; Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts (San...

Sevres Porcelain may have indeed given the makers of Meissen and Dresden a run for their money by the end of the 18th Century but for the French Revolution.

Modeller: ROBERT OCKELMANN (1849 - 1915) German sculptor, student of Eduard August Lürssen at the Academy in Berlin and master student of Johannes Schilling at the Academy in Dresden...

The most known and best Manufactory for this kind of molds was the famous Anton Reiche factory in Dresden, Germany, but many others around Europe made also beautiful chocolate molds.

The most known and best Manufactory for this kind of molds was the famous Anton Reiche factory in Dresden, Germany, but many others around Europe made also beautiful chocolate molds.

Designer: PAUL HELMIG (1859 - 1939) The sculptor and modeller studied at the arts and crafts school in Dresden (Germany) and worked for the Meissen manufactory from 1872 to 1925.

Christian Friedrich Zincke (c.1683–1767), a German-born artist renowned for his enamel portrait miniatures, primarily worked in England after settling there around 1706. Zincke was ...

German paint decorated porcelain mirrors, late 19th century, in the manner of Meissen or Dresden, the crest with winged cherubs above the applied flowers and leaves, the base centere...

The map focuses on large parts of Prussia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and neighboring regions, clearly identifying key cities such as Berlin, Magdeburg, Leipzig, Dresden, and Frankfurt an ...

Printed by Edelmann Dresden. Fair condition, restored tears, restored folds, restored paper losses, staining, backed on paper.

Schröder studied at the Weimar Art School with Charles Verlat (1824–1890) and from 1876 with Ferdinand Pauwels (1830–1904) at the Kunstakademie Dresden. Albert Friedrich Schröder was...

Konrad Hentschel (1872–1907), a sculptor and designer trained at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts, joined Meissen in the early 1900s and became known for his ability to capture the q...

Born fifty years ago, he was sent to school at Dresden; but at the age of fourteen he conceived ideas not to be bounded within the confines of the small life of a German principality.

Sevres Porcelain may have indeed given the makers of Meissen and Dresden a run for their money by the end of the 18th Century but for the French Revolution.

Designed by ERNST AUGUST LEUTERITZ (1818-1893): He studied at the academy in Dresden, was a sculptor and from 1849 to 1886 he held the position of head of design at the Meissen porce...

He brought the Dresden school of sculpture into contact with the reforming ideas of the Deutscher Werkbund and was a founding member of the Dresden Artists' Association, known as "Di...

Sevres Porcelain may have indeed given the makers of Meissen and Dresden a run for their money by the end of the 18th Century but for the French Revolution.

It was then that Dresden Porcelain was allowed sole use of the name (Dresden porcelain ceased production in 2020).

It was Werner’s depictions of architectural monuments that first brought him recognition. He exhibited in Dresden, and this attracted the attention of the Director of the Academy of ...

The decoration is enhanced with delicate gilt scrollwork and fine detailing, in a style reminiscent of Dresden and Meissen’s most celebrated hand-painted porcelains.

The note “Printed in Germany” confirms its origin, consistent with presses in Munich, Dresden, Cologne, and Limburg, known for producing richly colored religious chromolithographs fr...

The note “Printed in Germany” confirms its origin, consistent with presses in Munich, Dresden, Cologne, and Limburg, known for producing richly colored religious chromolithographs fr...

The imprint “Printed in Germany” further confirms its origin in one of the major German chromolithographic centres such as Munich, Dresden, or Cologne, all of which specialised in hi...

(eds.), Johannes Vermeer. On Reflection, Dresden, 2021

Meissen Porcelain or also “Dresden Porcelain” was one of the earliest European examples of porcelain production.

Meissen Porcelain or also “Dresden Porcelain” was one of the earliest European examples of porcelain production.

Meissen Porcelain or also “Dresden Porcelain” was one of the earliest European examples of porcelain production.

Designer: PAUL HELMIG (1859 - 1939) The sculptor and modeller studied at the arts and crafts school in Dresden (Germany) and worked for the Meissen manufactory from 1872 to 1925.

In 1780 Acier was called to Dresden to become royal Saxon master modeler. Design of Model G 30 circa 1780.

Boetticher’s Verlag, Dresden 1891, S. 107.; et al.

Jacobsen traveled and painted widely, including to Berlin and Dresden (1923), France and Spain (1929), Mallorca (1933) and again to France (1937).

Leacroft, 1773), p. 77 [2] Johann Joachim Winckelmann, Sendschreiben von den herculanischen Entdeckungen (Dresden: George Conrad Walther, 1762), p. 30 [3] See, for example, Antonio...

The imprint “Printed in Germany” places the artwork within one of the respected German chromolithographic centres such as Munich, Cologne, or Dresden, known for producing richly colo...

Under the scene “Tharandt verlegt und zu finden bei den kunsthändler volkner in Dresden” which appears to translate to “Tharandt published and to be found at the art dealer Volkner i...

Under glazed blue circling dragons on either side with flaming pearls in iron-red. Silver marked '800 Dresden' With blue crossed swords mark.

A statue in a similar pose, The Small Herculaneum Woman, housed in the Skulpturensammlung of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen in Dresden, Germany, dates to the 1st century BCE. Unearth...

The painter grew up in Slovenia before devoting himself to studying art in Dresden. There he came into contact with Expressionist artists such as Emil Nolde and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff...

Notes: This is the large official presentation type (not the smaller 48 mm medal), struck in Saxony (likely Leipzig or Dresden) during the Thirty Years’ War — at a time when Lutheran...

The Heinrich Ernemann, Aktiengesellschaft für Cameraproduktion in Dresden, founded in 1899. It produced cameras and movie projectors in Dresden and Görlitz.