Antique Dresden

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.

In 1885, she moved to Austria, where she studied with Professor Blaas at the Vienna Academy and, subsequently, in Dresden. In 1868, she was commissioned to paint the Stations of the ...

No chips, cracks, or restorations. Attribution: Likely Dresden or Paris, circa 1820–1880 Possibly produced using high-quality German or French blanks, decorated by a master hand in ...

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

His exhibits were shown in Karlsruhe exhibitions and in Munich, Dresden, Berlin, Zurich and Vienna. He is represented in Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, The Pinakothek in Munich an...

An atmospheric view of the Charles Bridge and Old Town Bridge Tower. Dresden: Max Sinz, 1928. Etching and aquatint in colors on cream wove paper, 11 1/2 x 9 inches (292 x 227 mm) f...

Gustave Adolph Wiegand studied at the Royal Academy in Berlin and The Royal Academy of Dresden. He also worked under Eugen Bract and William Merritt Chase in New York.

This is a beautiful high style French 3 light chandelier with hand blown Dresden flowers, circa 1880. The shades are a rose color glass with a frosted finish.

He studied 1906-09 at the Dresden School of Applied Arts and worked from 1909 to 1913 as a stage painter at the Dresden Court Theater.

Notable cities include Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig, Magdeburg, Breslau (Wrocław), and Stettin, forming a web of political, cultural, and industrial influence that would later form the c...

Leopold Carl Müller Müller (9 December 1834 – 4 August 1892) was an Austrian genre painter noted for his Orientalist works. Born in Dresden to Austrian parents, he was a pupil of Ka...

Modeller: JULIUS KONRAD HENTSCHEL (Coelln 1872 - Meissen 1907) Studied at the academies in Munich and Dresden, was a modeler and porcelain painter, worked at the Meissen manufactory...

Lorenz Frølich (1820–1908) Lorenz Frølich was born in Copenhagen and trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, later continuing his studies in Dresden, Paris, and Rome. Altho...

Max Hermann Fritz (1873-1948), a German sculptor and porcelain modeller, initially a student of Lorenz Hutschenreuther in Lichte, Thuringia, and later based in Dresden, designed nume...

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.

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.

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.

After studying art first at the School of Applied Arts and then at the Royal Art Academy in Dresden, Pechstein met Erich Heckel and joined the art group Die Bru¨cke in 1906.

Adlard after an original painting by an unknown continental artist, this print was published by A.H. Payne, Dresden & Leipzig, around 1840–1850, as part of a series of ethnographic a...

Portrait of Lady Mansfield of Ringwood Oil on Canvas, unsigned Image size: 25 x 30 inches (63 x 76 cm) Original carved & gilded frame Provenance Descended through the Family Estate ...

Artist: (after) Pierre-Jacques Volaire (French, 1729-1799) Title: "Vesuvs im Winter (Vesuvius in Winter)" (Plate 9) *Issued unsigned, though signed by Richter in the plate (printed s...

The floral centers with lacy style borders each with slightly different bouquets and sprigs of Dresden style flowers.

Major cities such as Prague, Breslau (Wrocław), Brünn (Brno), Olmütz (Olomouc), and Dresden are prominently marked, along with hundreds of towns, roads, rivers, and fortifications.

In 1916 Hofmann succeeded Hermann Prell at the Dresden Art Academy, where he taught monumental painting until 1931.

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.

Whether you're a collector of Chinoiserie, Meissen, Dresden, or 19th-century European porcelain figurines, this nodder is a museum-quality addition to your collection.

In 1905 Schmidt-Rottluff began to study architecture in Dresden, Germany, where he and his friend Erich Heckel met Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Fritz Bleyl, two other architecture stude...

There also appears to be a brief dedication mentioning Dresden. On stylistic grounds and materials, the print is most plausibly early 20th century.

Important cities such as Berlin, Vienna, Munich, Frankfurt, Prague, Dresden, and Budapest are all clearly marked, along with roads, rivers, and administrative boundaries.

Attributed to Otto Gussmann, a professor at the esteemed Dresden Art School, this piece reflects his artistic prowess and influence.

Designer: ERNST AUGUST LEUTERITZ (1818-1893) 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 porcelain ...

Bernardo Bellotto, (c. 1721/2 or 30 January 1721 – 17 November 1780), was an Italian urban landscape painter or vedutista, and printmaker in etching famous for his vedute of European...

The underside of the base bears a green printed mark for Hutschenreuther, Dresden Handmalerei. The cover is secured with a metal bolt and nut attachment visible from the interior.

He received his formal instruction at the Academy of Fine Arts in Dresden, but also at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich.

Richard Garten was a silversmith in Dresden, Germany, active circa 1860 - 1905. Dimensions: 7" x 0.75" x 0.5" (Width x Depth x Height)

He studied architecture at the Technische Hochschule Danzig (now Gdańsk University of Technology) and later pursued painting at Dresden. From 1921 to 1925, Dieckmann was a student at...

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

The original model for this figure was created by Johann Joachim Kaendler, chief modeler at Meissen from 1731, who developed the nodding pagoda figure around 1733 as part of the porc...

Kaendler from 1734 (original model in the Dresden State Art Collections, inv. PE 78, attached photo).

Beautiful hand painted German porcelain plates with Dresden floral decoration. The borders with pierced and gilt all around.

Finally Acier went as Royal Saxon Model Master to Dresden in the year 1780. Specifications: The earth- a handsome young lady being crowned - sits on a Lion which has spread itself on...

Anton Büschelberger (1869 Eger - 1934 Dresden), Pointer, around 1930, made by the Karl Ens porcelain manufactory in Volkstedt (Thuringia), model number 2478, 6.

Artist: (after) Jean-Baptiste Hilaire (French, 1751-1828) Title: "Ahorn auf Kos (Vue de la Place Publique de Cos)" (Plate 3) *Issued unsigned, though signed by Richter in the plate (...

The fantastic puppy dog pulls a wooden cart. The puppy has a Dresden paper harness on its face, glass eyes and the most wonderful expression and pose!

He had been working in Munich since 1869, after studying at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts. We find in the beauty of his compositions a sense of passion suggesting the metamorphosi...

Further versions in bronze are preserved in European collections, including the Skulpturensammlung in Dresden, attesting to the circulation and lasting appeal of the design.

By 1899, he was actively involved in the Dresden craft workshops, designing furniture and wallpaper.

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.

The Christ Child as Redeemer of the World Oil on Canvas, 69.3 x 49.7 cm Provenance Private Collection, Belgium The present painting is known in different versions. One of them is ...

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...

Martin Andersen Nexø (Dresden, 1869 – Dresden, 1954) who was a Danish author.