Matthias Gottfried Eichler Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Matthias Gottfried Eichler Art Value Price Guide

Jun. 01, 2024
MATTHIAS GOTTFRIED EICHLER (1748-1821) AFTER GUÉRARD DE LA BARTHE (XVIII-XIX)
Est: €300 - €600
Vue du Kremlin à Moscou Large etching by Matthias Gottfried EICHLER (1748-1821) based on a model by Guérard DE LA BARTHE (XVIII-XIX), dated 1799 Light dimensions: 47.5 x 71.5 cm, frame: 71.5 x 75 cm
Galerie Moenius
Jan. 31, 2024
Set of (6) views of Moscow
Est: $1,000 - $2,000
Set of (6) views of Moscow after GERARD DE LA BARTHE (French, 1730-1810), hand-colored engravings, titled in Russian and French, to include: (3) engraved by MATTHIAS GOTTFRIED EICHLER (German, 1748-1818), comprising "Vue de la Ville de Moscou prise de la droite du Balcon du Palais Imperial", on wove paper, "Vue du Kremlin a Moscou prise du Pont de Pierre", on laid paper, and "Vue du Pont de Pierre et des Environs a Moscou", on laid paper; "Vue du Kremlin et de ses environs a Moscou", engraved by F. B. LORIEUX (18th/19th century), on wove paper; "Vue de la Place de Podnovinsky a Moscou" engraved by HEINRICH GUTTENBERG (1749-1818), on wove paper; and "Vue des montagnes de glace pendant le Carnaval a Moscou" engraved by GEORG CHR. FRIEDRICH OBERKOGLER (German, 1774-1856), on wove paper. Hinge-mounted, matted and framed under glass. One examined out of frame. Minor creasing, some with very light foxing. Plates 19-1/8"h, 28-1/2"w; sheets 20-1/2"h, 30-3/8"w.
South Bay Auctions Inc
Sep. 22, 2023
RUSSIA - MOSCOW.-
Est: CHF500 - CHF700
RUSSIA - MOSCOW.- Matthias Gottfried EICHLER (1748–1821) after Gerard de La BARTHE. Vue de la Ville de Moscou prise de la gauche du Balcon du Palais Imperial. 1799. Watercoloured outline etching. The framing lines in black pen. Engraved title in Russian and French below the subject. 48.5 x 72 cm. Gold frame. The paper slightly browned and somewhat yellowed; the colours slightly faded. With discreet traces of dirt and smudging, mostly in the margins. Mounted on backing sheet. Overall in good condition. - Rare. Provenance: - With Galerie Grand Rue, Marie-Laure Rondeau, Geneva. - Private collection, Switzerland. --------------- RUSSLAND - MOSKAU.- Matthias Gottfried EICHLER (1748–1821) nach Gerard de La BARTHE. Vue de la Ville de Moscou prise de la gauche du Balcon du Palais Imperial. 1799. Aquarellierte Umrissradierung. Die Einfassungslinien mit schwarzer Feder. Unterhalb der Darstellung in russischer und französischer Sprache gestochen betitelt. 48,5 x 72 cm. Goldrahmung. Das Papier leicht gebräunt und etwas vergilbt, die Farben leicht verblasst. Mit dezenten Schmutz- und Wischspuren überwiegend in den Rändern. Auf einen Unterlagenbogen fixiert. Insgesamt in guter Erhaltung. - Selten. Provenienz: - Galerie Grand Rue, Marie-Laure Rondeau, Genf. - Schweizer Privatbesitz. ---------------
Koller Auctions
Jun. 01, 2023
Eichler Matthias Gottfried
Est: CHF240 - CHF300
Grundriss von Bern Datiert 1790. Nach einer Zeichung von Karl Ahasverus von Sinner (1754 Sumiswald - 1821 Bern). Nummernverzeichnis der Gassen und Plätze in der Stadt zwischen den Toren, Hauptgegenstände in der Stadt und Gegenstände außerhalb der Stadt. Faltstelle in der Blattmitte, leicht gebräunt. Gerahmt unter Passepartout Ausrufdatum: 01.06.2023 Ungefähre Ausrufzeit: 09:23
Auktionshaus Zofingen
May. 09, 2023
EASTERN EUROPE -- RUSSIA -- EICHLER, Matthias Gottfried (1748-1821). "Vue de la ville de
Est: €320 - €400
EASTERN EUROPE -- RUSSIA -- EICHLER, Matthias Gottfried (1748-1821). "Vue de la ville de Moscou prise de la droite du balcon du Palais Impérial". (c. 1799). Engr. view of Moscow after Gérard de la Barthe, with title in Russian and French. 467 x 685 mm. (Skillfully remargined).
Burgersdijk & Niermans
Jul. 10, 2021
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried
Est: €70 - €100
(1748 Erlangen - Augsburg 1821). Hohlweg mit Familie u. Pferdewagen. Kupferstich n. Artois, um 1800. 35 x 40,5, Blgr. 43 x 48 cm. Mit den Namensz., Wappen u. Widm. an Maximilian Joseph, König v. Bayern. Ob. knapp auf Plattenkante geschn. - Leicht stockfl. R
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
May. 08, 2021
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried
Est: €80 - €120
(1748 Erlangen - Augsburg 1821). Hohlweg mit Familie u. Pferdewagen. Kupferstich n. Artois, um 1800. 35 x 40,5, Blgr. 43 x 48 cm. Mit den Namensz., Wappen u. Widm. an Maximilian Joseph, König v. Bayern. Ob. knapp auf Plattenkante geschn. - Leicht stockfl. R
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
Aug. 18, 2020
EICHLER, MATTHIAS-GOTTFRIED Erlangen 1748 - 1821
Est: -
EICHLER, MATTHIAS-GOTTFRIED Erlangen 1748 - 1821 Augsburg ''Rue du bain de Cerebrensky et de ses environs a Moscou''. Engraving after Gerard de la Barthe with caption in Russian and French. Signed and dated in the plate: 1799. 48 x 72 cm, framed. Signs of age. Keywords: copper engravings, copperplate engravings, copperplate prints, graphics, images, collectible, collectable, collector's items, graphics, map, images, Kupferstich, Germany, Deutschland, German, Kupferstich
Sigalas
Feb. 04, 2019
Matthias Gottfried Eichler, Vue du Pont de Pierre et des environs à Moscou. (1799).
Est: €1,000 - €2,000
Acquaforte. mm 470x690. Foglio: mm 508x720. Titolo in basso al centro con testo in francese e russo, con dedica incisa a Sua Maestà Paolo Imperatore di tutte le Russie. In basso a destra: "M.G. Eichler sculpsit" , In basso a sinistra: "Guerard de la Barthe pinxit". SI AGGIUNGE: Paul Jacob Laminit (Attivo tra la fine del XVIII e gli inizi del XIX secolo), Vue de la Porte Sainte et de ses environs à Moscou. (1799). Acquaforte. mm 465x690. Foglio: mm 515x725. Titolo in basso in francese e russo. In basso a destra:" P. J. Laminit sculpsit" ed in basso a sinistra:"Guerard de la Barthe pinxit". Rare Vedute dei Dintorni di Mosca alla fine del 1700. Vedute tratte dalla serie di 12 incisioni su Mosca dai dipinti di Guerard de la Barthe (Rouen 1730 - Russia 1810) pubblicati nel 1799 da Jean Walser. (2)
Gonnelli Casa d'Aste
Mar. 31, 2017
RUSSIA - ST. PETERSBURG.-
Est: CHF400 - CHF600
RUSSIA - ST. PETERSBURG.- Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) after Mayr. Vue du Palais de Marbre & de ses environs, vers la Newa prise duCoté de Wasiliostroff. Entrepris aux Fraix de Jean Walzer, Negociant de la premiere Classe à Moscou, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de la Mayeste Imperiale Paul Premier - Empereurx de toutes les Roussies. Engraving. 43 x 64 cm (visible). Framed. Areas of some creasing and signs of wear, primarily in the lower text margin. Slight rubbing predominantly in the upper image area. Individual tears. Despite the mentioned deficiencies, still good overall impression. --------------- RUSSLAND - ST. PETERSBURG.- Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) nach Mayr. Vue du Palais de Marbre & de ses environs, vers la Newa prise duCoté de Wasiliostroff. Entrepris aux Fraix de Jean Walzer, Negociant de la premiere Classe à Moscou, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de la Mayeste Imperiale Paul Premier - Empereurx de toutes les Roussies. Kupferstich. 43 x 64 cm (licht). Gerahmt. Stellenweise etwas knittrig und gebrauchsspurig, vor allem im unteren Schriftrand. Wenige Bereibungen überwiegend im oberen Bildbereich. Einzelne Läsuren. Trotz der genannten Mängel noch guter Gesamteindruck.
Koller Auctions
Oct. 06, 2015
Vue de la ville de Moscou prise de la droite du balcon du Palais Impérial, d'après Guérard de la Barthe
Est: €600 - €800
MATTHIAS GOTTFRIED EICHLER (1748-1821) Vue de la ville de Moscou prise de la droite du balcon du Palais Impérial, d'après Guérard de la Barthe Eau-forte et aquatinte en couleurs, réhaussée, 1799, avec la lettre en russe et en français, papier insolé, piqûres, cadre Feuille : 49,5 x 71,5 cm (19 ½ x 28 in.)
Christie's
Apr. 24, 2015
Matthias G. Eichler, 'Vue du Kremlin à Moscou [...]', c. 1800
Est: €2,240 - €2,800
Copper engraving on paper; hand colored Switzerland, around 1797 Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) - German draftsman and engraver After a painting by Gérard de la Barthe (1730-1810) Signed and inscribed lower right 'M. G. Eichler sculpsit.' and inscribed lower left 'Guerard de la Barthe pinxit. 1794.' Titled in Cyrillic and French lower center 'Vûe du Kremlin à Moscou prise du Pont de pierre. [...]' Image size: 39 x 65 cm Condition: restored edge cracks The German draftsman and engraver Matthias Gottfried Eichler was commissioned by the merchant and art dealer John (Jean) Walser around 1797. Eichler and a number of further engravers were prompted to produce the so called 'Russian Brochures' comprised of twelve essential views of Moscow. Paintings by Gérard de la Barthe (1730-1810) and other Russia-based artists were thereby used as templates. The present work is a hand colored copper engraving, executed after a painting by Barthe in 1794. It shows a view of the Kremlin in Moscow, in the light of the Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge leading across the Moskva River. The print is signed and inscribed beneath the depiction to the right 'M. G. Eichler sculpsit.' and also inscribed to the left 'Guerard de la Barthe pinxit. 1794.'. Besides, it is titled in Cyrillic and French lower center 'Vûe du Kremlin à Moscou prise du Pont de pierre. Entrepris aux fraix de Jean Walser Negociant de la première Classe à Moscau, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de Sa Majesté Imperiale Paul Premier Empereur de toutes les Russies.'. The sheet is in good condition considering its age. The paper shows faint light staining and crease marks, especially along the edges. Larger cracks have been professionally restored and supported from the backside. The lower left corner of the sheet is missing and there are a few small traces of paint in the lower right corner. The image size is 39 x 65 cm and the sheet size is 49 x 72 cm. The sheet is mounted onto cardboard and matted. Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) Matthias Gottfried Eichler was born as the scion of a family of artists and therefore received his first artistic training under his father in Augsburg. He then became a student of Georg Philipp Rugendas the Younger (1701-1774) and Johann Gottfried Thelott (1711-1775). In 1767 he moved to Mannheim, where he continued his studies under Aegidius Verhelst (1733-1804) and at the Academy of Drawing. In 1774 Eichler moved to Basel, in order to support Christian von Mechel (1737-1817) in a project. Since 1778 Eichler was active for booksellers like Balthasar Anton Dunker (1746-1807) in Bern. Around 1797 he was one of the artists commissioned by the merchant and art dealer John (Jean) Walser to execute the so called 'Russian Brochures' in Herisau, canton Appenzell. Eichler returned to Augsburg in 1805, where he was appointed one of the directors of the Art Academy in 1812. (cbo) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Apr. 24, 2015
Matthias G. Eichler, 'Vue du Palais Imperial [...]', c. 1800
Est: €2,240 - €2,800
Copper engraving on paper; hand colored Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) - German draftsman and engraver After a painting by Johann Conrad Mayr (1750-?) Signed and inscribed lower right 'M. G. Eichler sculpsit.' and inscribed lower left 'Mayr pinxit.' Titled lower center 'Vue du Palais Imperial d'hiver, vers la Newa & de ses environs, prise du Coté de Wasiliostroff. Entrepris aux Fraix de Jean Walser, Negociant de la premiere Classe à Moscou, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de Sa Mayeste Imperiale Paul Premier-Empereur de toutes les Russies.' Image size: 39 x 65.5 cm Condition: restored edge cracks In the period around 1797 the German draftsman and engraver Matthias Gottfried Eichler was active for the merchant and art dealer John (Jean) Walser to produce the so called 'Russian Brochures' comprised of twelve essential views of Moscow. Eichler and his colleagues, who were also involved in the project, were asked to use paintings by Gérard de la Barthe (1730-1810) and other Russia-based artists as templates. The present work is a hand colored copper engraving, executed after a painting by Johann Conrad Mayer (1750-?). It shows a view of the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, the merchants quarter 'Wasiliostroff' and the Neva River crossing the city. The print is signed and inscribed beneath the depiction to the right 'M. G. Eichler sculpsit.' and also inscribed to the left 'de Mayr pinxit.'. Besides, it is titled lower center 'Vue du Palais Imperial d'hiver, vers la Newa & de ses environs, prise du Coté de Wasiliostroff. Entrepris aux Fraix de Jean Walser, Negociant de la premiere Classe à Moscou, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de Sa Mayeste Imperiale Paul Premier-Empereur de toutes les Russies.'. The sheet is in good condition considering its age. The paper is slightly browned and shows faint crease marks. There is a tiny hole in the upper center of the white margin, as well as a few weak foxing spots. The lower left edge of the paper is missing. A few tears along the edges have been professionally restored. The lower right edge reveals a handwritten pencil note. The image size is 39 x 65.5 cm and the sheet size is 50 x 70.5 cm. The sheet is mounted onto cardboard and matted. Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) Matthias Gottfried Eichler was born as the scion of a family of artists and therefore received his first artistic training under his father in Augsburg. He then became a student of Georg Philipp Rugendas the Younger (1701-1774) and Johann Gottfried Thelott (1711-1775). In 1767 he moved to Mannheim, where he continued his studies under Aegidius Verhelst (1733-1804) and at the Academy of Drawing. In 1774 Eichler moved to Basel, in order to support Christian von Mechel (1737-1817) in a project. Since 1778 Eichler was active for booksellers like Balthasar Anton Dunker (1746-1807) in Bern. Around 1797 he was one of the artists commissioned by the merchant and art dealer John (Jean) Walser to execute the so called 'Russian Brochures' in Herisau, canton Appenzell. Eichler returned to Augsburg in 1805, where he was appointed one of the directors of the Art Academy in 1812. (cbo) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Feb. 18, 2015
Matthias G. Eichler, 'Vue du Kremlin à Moscou [...]', c. 1800
Est: €3,200 - €4,000
Copper engraving on paper; hand colored Switzerland, around 1797 Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) - German draftsman and engraver After a painting by Gérard de la Barthe (1730-1810) Signed and inscribed lower right 'M. G. Eichler sculpsit.' and inscribed lower left 'Guerard de la Barthe pinxit. 1794.' Titled in Cyrillic and French lower center 'Vûe du Kremlin à Moscou prise du Pont de pierre. [...]' Image size: 39 x 65 cm Condition: restored edge cracks The German draftsman and engraver Matthias Gottfried Eichler was commissioned by the merchant and art dealer John (Jean) Walser around 1797. Eichler and a number of further engravers were prompted to produce the so called 'Russian Brochures' comprised of twelve essential views of Moscow. Paintings by Gérard de la Barthe (1730-1810) and other Russia-based artists were thereby used as templates. The present work is a hand colored copper engraving, executed after a painting by Barthe in 1794. It shows a view of the Kremlin in Moscow, in the light of the Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge leading across the Moskva River. The print is signed and inscribed beneath the depiction to the right 'M. G. Eichler sculpsit.' and also inscribed to the left 'Guerard de la Barthe pinxit. 1794.'. Besides, it is titled in Cyrillic and French lower center 'Vûe du Kremlin à Moscou prise du Pont de pierre. Entrepris aux fraix de Jean Walser Negociant de la première Classe à Moscau, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de Sa Majesté Imperiale Paul Premier Empereur de toutes les Russies.'. The sheet is in good condition considering its age. The paper shows faint light staining and crease marks, especially along the edges. Larger cracks have been professionally restored and supported from the backside. The lower left corner of the sheet is missing and there are a few small traces of paint in the lower right corner. The image size is 39 x 65 cm and the sheet size is 49 x 72 cm. The sheet is mounted onto cardboard and matted. Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) Matthias Gottfried Eichler was born as the scion of a family of artists and therefore received his first artistic training under his father in Augsburg. He then became a student of Georg Philipp Rugendas the Younger (1701-1774) and Johann Gottfried Thelott (1711-1775). In 1767 he moved to Mannheim, where he continued his studies under Aegidius Verhelst (1733-1804) and at the Academy of Drawing. In 1774 Eichler moved to Basel, in order to support Christian von Mechel (1737-1817) in a project. Since 1778 Eichler was active for booksellers like Balthasar Anton Dunker (1746-1807) in Bern. Around 1797 he was one of the artists commissioned by the merchant and art dealer John (Jean) Walser to execute the so called 'Russian Brochures' in Herisau, canton Appenzell. Eichler returned to Augsburg in 1805, where he was appointed one of the directors of the Art Academy in 1812. (cbo) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Feb. 18, 2015
Matthias G. Eichler, 'Vue du Palais Imperial [...]', c. 1800
Est: €3,200 - €4,000
Copper engraving on paper; hand colored Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) - German draftsman and engraver After a painting by Johann Conrad Mayr (1750-?) Signed and inscribed lower right 'M. G. Eichler sculpsit.' and inscribed lower left 'Mayr pinxit.' Titled lower center 'Vue du Palais Imperial d'hiver, vers la Newa & de ses environs, prise du Coté de Wasiliostroff. Entrepris aux Fraix de Jean Walser, Negociant de la premiere Classe à Moscou, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de Sa Mayeste Imperiale Paul Premier-Empereur de toutes les Russies.' Image size: 39 x 65.5 cm Condition: restored edge cracks In the period around 1797 the German draftsman and engraver Matthias Gottfried Eichler was active for the merchant and art dealer John (Jean) Walser to produce the so called 'Russian Brochures' comprised of twelve essential views of Moscow. Eichler and his colleagues, who were also involved in the project, were asked to use paintings by Gérard de la Barthe (1730-1810) and other Russia-based artists as templates. The present work is a hand colored copper engraving, executed after a painting by Johann Conrad Mayer (1750-?). It shows a view of the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, the merchants quarter 'Wasiliostroff' and the Neva River crossing the city. The print is signed and inscribed beneath the depiction to the right 'M. G. Eichler sculpsit.' and also inscribed to the left 'de Mayr pinxit.'. Besides, it is titled lower center 'Vue du Palais Imperial d'hiver, vers la Newa & de ses environs, prise du Coté de Wasiliostroff. Entrepris aux Fraix de Jean Walser, Negociant de la premiere Classe à Moscou, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de Sa Mayeste Imperiale Paul Premier-Empereur de toutes les Russies.'. The sheet is in good condition considering its age. The paper is slightly browned and shows faint crease marks. There is a tiny hole in the upper center of the white margin, as well as a few weak foxing spots. The lower left edge of the paper is missing. A few tears along the edges have been professionally restored. The lower right edge reveals a handwritten pencil note. The image size is 39 x 65.5 cm and the sheet size is 50 x 70.5 cm. The sheet is mounted onto cardboard and matted. Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818) Matthias Gottfried Eichler was born as the scion of a family of artists and therefore received his first artistic training under his father in Augsburg. He then became a student of Georg Philipp Rugendas the Younger (1701-1774) and Johann Gottfried Thelott (1711-1775). In 1767 he moved to Mannheim, where he continued his studies under Aegidius Verhelst (1733-1804) and at the Academy of Drawing. In 1774 Eichler moved to Basel, in order to support Christian von Mechel (1737-1817) in a project. Since 1778 Eichler was active for booksellers like Balthasar Anton Dunker (1746-1807) in Bern. Around 1797 he was one of the artists commissioned by the merchant and art dealer John (Jean) Walser to execute the so called 'Russian Brochures' in Herisau, canton Appenzell. Eichler returned to Augsburg in 1805, where he was appointed one of the directors of the Art Academy in 1812. (cbo) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Apr. 20, 2013
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried
Est: -
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried (1748 Erlangen - Augsburg 1821). Bildnis des Malers Heinrich Freudenweiler (1755- 1795) mit Hut. Kupferst. nach M. Lips, in d. Pl. dat. 1795. 31,5 x 24 cm. Blgr. 44,7 x 34 cm. - Nagler IV, S. 291. - Überwiegend in d. Rändern etw. braunfl. Verso Montierres SchaetzPreis 75
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
Apr. 21, 2012
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried
Est: - €120
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried (1748 Erlangen - Augsburg 1821). Bildnis des Malers Heinrich Freudenweiler (1755- 1795) mit Hut. Kupferst. nach M. Lips, in d. Pl. dat. 1795. 31,5 x 24 cm. Blgr. 44,7 x 34 cm. - Nagler IV, S. 291. - Überwiegend in d. Rändern etw. braunfl. Verso Montierres
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
Mar. 30, 2012
MOSKAU.- Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748 - nach
Est: CHF300 - CHF400
MOSKAU.- Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748 - nach 1818) nach G.de la Barthe. Vue de la Ville de Moscou prise de la droite du Balcon du Palais Imperial. Kupferstich, 45,5 x 68 cm. Im unteren Blattrand in russicher und französischer Sprache betitelt. Echtgoldrahmung. - Gleichmässig dezent stockfleckig, vereinzelte Wasserränder und einzelne Läsuren, die bis in die Darstellung reichen. Provenienz: Château d'Allaman, Pays de Vaud, Schweiz
Koller Auctions
Oct. 01, 2011
Books - Eichler, Matthias Gottfried
Est: - €150
(1748 Erlangen - Augsburg 1821). Bildnis des Malers Heinrich Freudenweiler (1755- 1795) mit Hut. Kupferst. nach M. Lips, in d. Pl. dat. 1795. 31,5 x 24 cm. Blgr. 44,7 x 34 cm. - Nagler IV, S. 291. - Überwiegend in d. Rändern etw. braunfl. Verso Montierres
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
Apr. 16, 2011
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried (1748 Erlangen -
Est: - €180
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried (1748 Erlangen - Augsburg 1821). Bildnis des Malers Heinrich Freudenweiler (1755- 1795) mit Hut. Kupferst. nach M. Lips, in d. Pl. dat. 1795. 31,5 x 24 cm. Blgr. 44,7 x 34 cm. - Nagler IV, S. 291. - Überwiegend in d. Rändern etw. braunfl. Verso Montierreste.
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
Oct. 16, 2010
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried (1748 Erlangen -
Est: - €200
Eichler, Matthias Gottfried (1748 Erlangen - Augsburg 1821). Bildnis des Malers Heinrich Freudenweiler (1755- 1795) mit Hut. Kupferst. nach M. Lips, in d. Pl. dat. 1795. 31,5 x 24 cm. Blgr. 44,7 x 34 cm. - Nagler IV, S. 291. - Überwiegend in d. Rändern etw. braunfl. Verso Montierreste. :
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
Mar. 27, 2009
ST. PETERSBURG.-Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748 after 1818) after Mayr. Vue du Palais de Marbre & de ses environs, vers la Newa pris
Est: CHF900 - CHF1,200
ST. PETERSBURG.-Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748 - after 1818) after Mayr. Vue du Palais de Marbre & de ses environs, vers la Newa prise du Coté de Wasiliostroff. Entrepris aux Fraix de Jean Walzer, Negociant de la premiere Classe à Moscou, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de la Mayeste Imperiale Paul Premier - Empereurx de toutes les Roussies. Etching. 49 x 71 cm (vis. dim.). Framed. Fine condition, some min. foxing in margins. ST. PETERSBURG.- Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748 - nach 1818) nach Mayr. Vue du Palais de Marbre & de ses environs, vers la Newa prise du Coté de Wasiliostroff. Entrepris aux Fraix de Jean Walzer, Negociant de la premiere Classe à Moscou, publié en 1799 avec Privilége de la Mayeste Imperiale Paul Premier - Empereurx de toutes les Roussies. Radierung, 49 x 71 cm (licht). Gerahmt. - Schöner Erhaltungszustand, vereinzelt minim fleckig in den Rändern.
Koller Auctions
Feb. 08, 2008
Group of Three European Engravings & Prints,
Est: $200 - $400
including one 19th century engraving titled La Petite Famille Suisse by Matthias Gottfried Eichler (1748-1818); 9" x 11.5" , PLUS a German landscape etching, signed indistinctly in the lower right margin; 8" x 10" , AND finally a folksy
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