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    • Workshop of Joseph Götsch (1728- 1793), Mary Immaculate, Bavarian c. 1750 – 60,
      Oct. 23, 2024

      Workshop of Joseph Götsch (1728- 1793), Mary Immaculate, Bavarian c. 1750 – 60,

      Est: €3,000 - €4,000

      Mary standing over the globe, her foot on the snake, lime wood carved in full round, polychrome painted and gilt, height with base 86 cm, paint restored, (MC)

      Dorotheum
    • Götsch, Joseph, Paar Tabernakelengel, um 1768-70
      Mar. 22, 2024

      Götsch, Joseph, Paar Tabernakelengel, um 1768-70

      Est: €2,300 - €4,600

      Goetsch, Joseph . Pair of tabernacle angels, c. 1768-70 (Längenfeld 1728-1793 Markt Aibling) Standing with outstretched wings on cloud bases in adoring posture. Limewood, colored and gilded. H. 70 and 66 cm. - The color is largely original. - Lit. A. Unger: Joseph Götsch, Figs. 100 and 101. // Götsch, Joseph Paar Tabernakelengel, um 1768-70 (Längenfeld 1728-1793 Markt Aibling) Mit ausgebreiteten Flügeln auf Wolkensockeln stehend in adorierender Haltung. Lindenholz, farbig gefasst und vergoldet. H. 70 u. 66 cm. - Die Fassung weitgehend original. - Lit. A. Unger: Joseph Götsch, Abb. 100 und 101.

      Kunstauktionshaus Schlosser
    • A putto head Joseph Götsch (1728 Längenfeld i. Ötztal - 1793 Bad Aibling near Rosenheim), circa 1760
      Sep. 20, 2023

      A putto head Joseph Götsch (1728 Längenfeld i. Ötztal - 1793 Bad Aibling near Rosenheim), circa 1760

      Est: €2,500 - €3,000

      A putto head Joseph Götsch (1728 Längenfeld i. Ötztal - 1793 Bad Aibling near Rosenheim), circa 1760 Lime wood, carved in the round, unpainted. Minor restoration. H. 37 cm. Lebensnah modellierte pausbäckige Kinderphysiognomie. Möglicherweise ehemals Bekrönung eines Beichtstuhls. Gut vergleichbar sind die Puttenbüsten der Beichtstühle Götschs in der ehem. Benediktinerabteikirche Rott a. Inn, abgeb. bei Unger, Adelheid, Joseph Götsch - Ein bayerischer Bildhauer des Rokoko aus Tirol. Weißenhorn 1972, S. 47ff mit Abb. 61ff. Roger Diederen, Christoph Kürzeder (Hrsg.): Mit Leib und Seele - Münchner Rokoko von Asam bis Günther. Sieveking Verlag, München, 2014 provenance: Collection of Georg Schuster, Munich. - Auction Julius Böhler "Sammlung Georg Schuster, München" 17-18 March 1938, lot 238 - Owned by the Georg Schuster family since then.

      Neumeister
    • Götsch, Joseph - attrib., Heiliger Sebastian
      Jul. 29, 2023

      Götsch, Joseph - attrib., Heiliger Sebastian

      Est: -

      Götsch, Joseph - attrib. - Saint Sebastian (Längenfeld 1728-1793 Markt Aibling) Standing on a natural base in a contrapost, the head slightly inclined to the left, with raised arms, the martyr unclothed except for loincloth. Hardwood, leached color frame. H. 138 cm. - One toe and the arrows lost. // Götsch, Joseph - attrib. Heiliger Sebastian (Längenfeld 1728-1793 Markt Aibling) Auf Natursockel im Kontrapost stehend, das Haupt leicht nach links geneigt, mit erhobenen Armen, der bis auf Lendentuch unbekleidete Märtyrer. Laubholz, abgelaugte Farbfassung. H. 138 cm. - Eine Zehe und die Pfeile verloren.

      Kunstauktionshaus Schlosser
    • Joseph Götsch attr., Two Angels with Candlesticks, c. 1760/70
      Apr. 22, 2015

      Joseph Götsch attr., Two Angels with Candlesticks, c. 1760/70

      Est: €3,200 - €4,000

      Linden wood, carved all round and gilt Germany, circa 1760/70 Joseph Götsch (1728-1793) attributed - German wood-carver of the Rococo Three-dimensional angels facing each other and holding candlesticks; they wear curly hair and loincloths Later gilding Overall height: 75 cm each Provenance: Collection of the tenor Michele Tiziano, Germany Lovely pair of angels in expressive postures The present pair of angels holding candlesticks are probably the work of the German sculptor Joseph Götsch (1728-1793). The three-dimensional figures consist of all round carved linden wood and were gilt at a later date. The angels face each other and are depicted with curly hair and loincloth. With their hands, they carry decorative candlesticks in form of cornucopias. The figures show major restoration marks, mainly affecting the glued wings. The upper part of the cornucopias and the candle domes were probably replaced. In addition, there are marks of an inactive woodworm infestation some losses of the material and the gilding. In some parts, mainly to the wings, are still visible the original colors. The total height of the figures is 75 cm each. Joseph Götsch (1728-1793) Born in Bad Aibling in the district of Rosenheim, the wood carver Joseph Götsch was a student and collaborator of Franz Ignaz Günther (1725-1775). He mainly worked for the church in Rott at the Inn. He there executed several major works, including the pulpit, the confessionals, the pews and the side altars. Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.

      Auctionata Paddle8 AG
    • Götsch, Joseph attr.
      Dec. 06, 2014

      Götsch, Joseph attr.

      Est: - €1,400

      Götsch, Joseph attr. 1728 (?) - 1793 (?). Standing putto. Carved wood, painted in polychrome colours. Good age-related condition. Fingers partially restored. The sculptor Joseph Götsch from Bad Aibling crafted some works for the church of the Bavarian Benedictine monastery Rott Abbey in Rott am Inn. Provenance: private collection North Rhine-Westphalia. 1728 (?) - 1793 (?). Stehender Putto. Holz, vollrund geschnitzt und polychrom gefasst. Guter, altersbedingter Zustand. Finger teils rest. H. 13, B. 5,5 cm. Der Holzbildhauer Joseph Götsch aus Bad Aibling fertigte einige Arbeiten für die Kirche des Benediktinerklosters in Rott am Inn. Provenienz: Privatsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen.

      Auktionshaus Kaupp GmbH
    • Joseph Götsch attr., Two Angels with Candlesticks, c. 1760/70
      Jun. 30, 2014

      Joseph Götsch attr., Two Angels with Candlesticks, c. 1760/70

      Est: €4,800 - €6,000

      Linden wood, carved all round and gilt Germany, circa 1760/70 Joseph Götsch (1728-1793) attributed - German wood-carver of the Rococo Three-dimensional angels facing each other and holding candlesticks; they wear curly hair and loincloths Later gilding Overall height: 75 cm each Provenance: Collection of the tenor Michele Tiziano, Germany Lovely pair of angels in expressive postures The present pair of angels holding candlesticks are probably the work of the German sculptor Joseph Götsch (1728-1793). The three-dimensional figures consist of all round carved linden wood and were gilt at a later date. The angels face each other and are depicted with curly hair and loincloth. With their hands, they carry decorative candlesticks in form of cornucopias. The figures show major restoration marks, mainly affecting the glued wings. The upper part of the cornucopias and the candle domes were probably replaced. In addition, there are marks of an inactive woodworm infestation some losses of the material and the gilding. In some parts, mainly to the wings, are still visible the original colors. The total height of the figures is 75 cm each. Joseph Götsch (1728-1793) Born in Bad Aibling in the district of Rosenheim, the wood carver Joseph Götsch was a student and collaborator of Franz Ignaz Günther (1725-1775). He mainly worked for the church in Rott at the Inn. He there executed several major works, including the pulpit, the confessionals, the pews and the side altars. Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.

      Auctionata Paddle8 AG
    • Joseph Götsch (1728-1793)
      Apr. 17, 2008

      Joseph Götsch (1728-1793)

      Est: €10,000 - €15,000

      Joseph Götsch (1728-1793)

      Dorotheum
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