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  • Fritz von Kleudgen, Hunters in the Snow, Oil, c. 1870
    Jan. 16, 2017

    Fritz von Kleudgen, Hunters in the Snow, Oil, c. 1870

    Est: €1,920 - €2,400

    Oil on canvas Fritz von Kleudgen (1846-1924) – German painter Signed ‘Fv Kleüdgen’ lower right In black-gilt, profiled wooden frame: 108,5 x 91 cm Exhibition label ‘NDGKV’ (Norddeutscher Gesamtkunstverein) with the handwritten ‘No. 717’ on the stretcher Provenance: Private collection, Germany Wintry hunting scene in atmospheric sunrise Condition: Craquelure is scattered across the work and the varnish has darkened. There is an area with minor loss of paint in the sky. Inspection under UV light reveals no signs of retouching. There is some slight rubbing to the edges and partially minor loss of paint due to framing. The frame shows usual signs of age and wear and several small losses of color. Fritz von Kleudgen (1848-1924) Fritz von Kleudgen studied at the Academies in Dresden and Weimar. After traveling trough Italy he decided to stay at the Italian Riviera. Since 1884 he lived in Bordighera. Particularly with depictions of the Riviera scenery he was a contributor of numerous exhibitions in Germany. (rac) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.

    Auctionata Paddle8 AG
  • Fritz von Kleudgen, Hunters in the Snow, Oil, c. 1870
    Nov. 28, 2016

    Fritz von Kleudgen, Hunters in the Snow, Oil, c. 1870

    Est: €4,000 - €5,000

    Oil on canvas Fritz von Kleudgen (1846-1924) – German painter Signed ‘Fv Kleüdgen’ lower right In black-gilt, profiled wooden frame: 108,5 x 91 cm Exhibition label ‘NDGKV’ (Norddeutscher Gesamtkunstverein) with the handwritten ‘No. 717’ on the stretcher Provenance: Private collection, Germany Wintry hunting scene in atmospheric sunrise Condition: Craquelure is scattered across the work and the varnish has darkened. There is an area with minor loss of paint in the sky. Inspection under UV light reveals no signs of retouching. There is some slight rubbing to the edges and partially minor loss of paint due to framing. The frame shows usual signs of age and wear and several small losses of color. Fritz von Kleudgen (1848-1924) Fritz von Kleudgen studied at the Academies in Dresden and Weimar. After traveling trough Italy he decided to stay at the Italian Riviera. Since 1884 he lived in Bordighera. Particularly with depictions of the Riviera scenery he was a contributor of numerous exhibitions in Germany. (rac) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.

    Auctionata Paddle8 AG
  • KLEUDGEN, FRITZ VON (Würzburg 1846 - 1924
    Mar. 26, 2010

    KLEUDGEN, FRITZ VON (Würzburg 1846 - 1924

    Est: CHF6,000 - CHF8,000

    KLEUDGEN, FRITZ VON (Würzburg 1846 - 1924 Bodighera) Fishermen at sea near Bodighera. Oil on canvas. Signed lower left and inscribed: F. Kleudgen. Bodighera. 56 x 80.5 cm. KLEUDGEN, FRITZ VON (Würzburg 1846 - 1924 Bodighera) Fischer auf dem Meer bei Bodighera. Öl auf Leinwand. Unten links signiert und bezeichnet: F. Kleudgen. Bodighera. 56 x 80,5 cm.

    Koller Auctions
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