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The Red Series - a creation of lüder h. niemeyer The Red Series - a creation of lüder h. niemeyer

The Red Series - a creation of lüder h. niemeyer

Johann Elias Ridinger + George William Margrave at Brandenburg, The Hunting Ground surrounded by Flaring Cords

There’s  nothing  more  elitist :

 

The  Toils  Copy

in  its  grandeur

as  a

work  of  art  sui  generis

 

Unprecedentedly  Unique  the  Unison  of  Time  +  Sujet

The  Toils  of  1717  –  The  Toils  Plate  of  1729

Ridinger, Johann Elias (Ulm 1698 – Augsburg 1767). The Hunting Ground surrounded by Flaring Cords. In front feather cord, set back above

the  row  of  toils

under which the first stag already dies while a royal one still is about to leap over these, but will himself fall prey to the fire of the shooter front right. In the interior of the forest another noble one rather prefers to give the hunters the slip by putting offside. Printing-plate in reverse. (1729.) Inscribed: Ioh. El. Ridinger inv. pinx. sculps. et exc. A. V. / avec privil. de sa Majeste Imp. 30.5 x 23.4 cm.

Hunting Toils of George William Margrave at Brandenburg (1678-1726) with crowned eagle arms between the monogram GWMZB and the year 1717 on the one and

raised  stag  of  12  points  held  at  bay  by  hound  of  the  pack

on the other side.  Set  of  four  at  obviously  original  rope  of 403 cm length + 2 x 20 cm hooking turn up. Hand-cloth-printing in reddish brown + black on sacking-colored (3) and grey ground resp. 62-63 x 35-40 cm.

In  outside  as  inside  uniform

Johann Elias Ridinger + George William Margrave at Brandenburg, The Hunting Ground surrounded by Flaring Cords

joint  ruby  red  morocco  cassette

(75.5 x 48 x 8.2 cm) with 4 imitated ribs, 2 dark green gilt back plates, gilt bipartite title with year as well as gilt lining on the front cover as well as “ridinger handlung niemeyer” at the lower inner edge of the back cover, all in 23.5 carat, with the solitaires laid into under polycarbonate glass.

On  the  left  the optically excellently preserved

original  printing-plate

to one of the eight smaller-sized sheets (Thienemann + Schwarz 17; Stubbe, 1966, plate 4) of the instructive educational set of the “Princely Hunting Pleasure” from 1729 worked in etching with engraving as the earliest one of the major hunting sets of the œuvre now executed in the plate by Ridinger himself and here traced back far beyond Thieme-Becker (vol. XXVIII, 1933, p. 308) + Thienemann (1856, p. XXIII) seamlessly directly to the master’s estate itself as a worldwide unique collector’s object of degrees. – Because of a faulty screw top left only limitedly removable.

On  the  right  then  as  documents  of  the practice itself  the toils of just that engraved everyday hunt life vis-à-vis. And the creation of both

in  a  chronological  interval  of  just  12  years !

And thematically tailor-made on the top of it!  And  four  at  a  piece  into  the  bargain !

And  at  least  in  conjunction  with  Ridinger  worldwide  unique  on  the  market .

Adequately presented within the Red Series of lüder h. niemeyer as of highest grade.

Offer no. 14,992  /  price on request

Profit by the 350-Day Jubilee Rolling
7 × à 50 Days Jubilee Discount

to  the  extensive  detail  description

The Red Series - a creation of lüder h. niemeyer