Vinzenz Morstadt Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Vinzenz Morstadt Art Value Price Guide

Jun. 06, 2024
VINCENC MORSTADT (ATTRIBUTED) 1802 - 1875 - A VIEW OF PRAGUE FROM PETŘÍN
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Impressive colour veduta of Prague in style corresponding to the works of the famous Czech painter and draughtsman Vincenz Morstadt, who became famous mainly as a landscape and vedutist and author of many graphic sheets and albums. He came out of the tradition of the empirical drawing-based urban veduta, whose main features are factuality, descriptiveness, unpretentiousness and fidelity of record, and in which he reached the peak of skill and popularity with publishers and buyers. There was scarcely an album in which his name did not appear. Signed by the engraver A. Winkler. Technique: steel engraving, paper, Signed: sign. lower right: A Winkler
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Jun. 18, 2022
Vincenc Morstadt "Carlsbad vom Kreuzberge". Nach 1835.
Est: €500 - €800
Vincenc Morstadt 1802 Kolín, Böhmen – 1875 Prag Wenzel Alexander Ryba (Prag) 19. Jh. Umrissradierung auf "J Whatman"-Bütten, aufwendig alt koloriert, partiell eiweißgehöht. Doppelte Einfassungslinie in Tusche. Unter der Darstellung typografisch künstlerbezeichnet "V. Morstadt fec.", mit Verlagsangabe "Bei W.A.Ryba in Prag." sowie betitelt. Blattrand grau laviert. Verso in Blei beziffert. Blick vom Kreuzberg auf den historischen Stadtkern mit dem Schlossberg an der Eger, links die Kirche St. Maria Magdalena. Vincenc Morstadt 1802 Kolín, Böhmen – 1875 Prag Tschechischer Jurist, Maler und Zeichner. Studium bis 1825 an der Juristischen Fakultät der Karls-Universität Prag. Berühmtheit erlangte er durch seine Veduten tschechischer Stadtansichten, vor allem von Prag, die heute auch von bedeutendem dokumentarischem Interesse sind. Sein Nachlass befindet sich seit 1949 in der Prager Nationalgalerie.
Schmidt Kunstauktionen Dresden OHG
Nov. 29, 2020
Vincenc Morstadt - Old Town Square
Est: Kč80,000 - Kč120,000
watercolour on paper, dated 1835, Signed lower left
Galerie KODL
Jun. 06, 2019
THREE VISTAS OF PRAGUE
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1. Prague Castle District (Hradčany) 2. New Town, Vyšehrad, Smíchov 3. Letná This collection of three vedute were made by Vincenc Morstadt, an acclaimed Bohemian painter and illustrator who was primarily known as a landscape and veduta artist and for his numerous prints and albums. Morstadt's work is based in the traditions of drawing-based vedute of cities in the Empire style, with primary characteristics including objectivity, descriptiveness, restraint, minute detail and a faithful recording of the image. His prints, which display his perfect mastery of technique and skill, became highly popular among publishers and buyers| hardly an album appeared that did not feature his name. Originally from a German family, Vincenc Morstadt came to Prague when he was eleven to study at Charles University’s Faculty of Law. As a graduate he worked at the Regional Court in Loket (Elbogen) in 1834-1850| this is the source of his oldest prints of the landscape around Loket, Carlsbad |and the surrounding area, including the Svatoš rock formations (Hans-Heiling-Felsen) on the Ohře (Eger) River. He continued his legal career at the courts in Trutnov (Trautenau) and Hradec Králové (Königgrätz). He lived out the rest of his life in Prague, where a plaque is dedicated to him on Tomášská Street in Prague’s Lesser Quarter. He maintained contacts with František Palacký, Václav Vladivoj Tomek and other leading figures in the Czech National Revival and continued to make sketches in the streets of Prague until shortly before his death. Morstadt depicted the major buildings, streets and public spaces of important Bohemian cities and towns, filling them with genre figures of burghers, craftsmen and tradesmen. Most of his works were made during his legal career| originally pencil drawings, he usually had them transferred to etchings and colorized by printmakers or lithographers. These prints were then assembled into albums.
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Apr. 13, 2019
Vincenc Morstadt (1802-1875)
Est: Kč1,500 - Kč3,000
Vincenc Morstadt (1802-1875) THREE VIEWS OF PRAGUE 1. Hradčany – Morstadt del. Winkles sculps. „Aus dem Hofe des Militair-Ökonomie-Dépot Kleinseite Bruska Gasse No 149.“ 2. Stromovka – Morstadt ad nat. del. J. Axmann sculps. 3. View of Prague – V. Morstadt ad nat. del. J. Eissner sc. aqua forti Vienna. J. Axmann sculpt. direx. Vincenc Morstadt (1802-1875) TROJICE MÍSTOPISNÝCH TISKŮ Tři kusy: 1. Hradčany – Morstadt del. Winkles sculps. „Aus dem Hofe des Militair-Ökonomie-Dépot Kleinseite Bruska Gasse No 149.“ 2. Stromovka – Morstadt ad nat. del. J. Axmann sculps. 3. Vyhlídka na Prahu – V. Morstadt ad nat. del. J. Eissner sc. aqua forti Vienna. J. Axmann sculpt. direx. Vincenc Morstadt (1802-1875) DREI TOPOGRAPHISCHE DRUCKE Drei St.: 1. Hradschin – Morstadt del. Winkles sculps. „Aus dem Hofe des Militair-Ökonomie-Dépot Kleinseite Bruska Gasse No 149.“ 2. Stromovka – Morstadt ad nat. del. J. Axmann sculps. 3. Ansicht von Prag – V. Morstadt ad nat. del. J. Eissner sc. aqua forti Vienna. J. Axmann sculpt. direx.
Auction House Zezula
Apr. 13, 2019
Vincenc Morstadt (1802-1875)
Est: Kč18,000 - Kč36,000
Vincenc Morstadt (1802-1875) CHARLES BRIDGE Color etching on paper, 385x545 mm (mount aperture), marked lower left „Nach der Natur gezeichnet von V. Morstadt.“, lower centre „Aqua tinta von Rutt.“ and lower right „Radirt von Profesor C. A. Richter“. „Hradschin, Kleinseite Altstädter brükckenthurm. Malerische Darstellung von Prag 2. Blatt.“ Printed by Borrosch & André. Mounted. Vincenc Morstadt (1802-1875) KARLŮV MOST Barevný lept na papíře, 385x545 mm (výřez pasparty), zn. vlevo dole „Nach der Natur gezeichnet von V. Morstadt.“, dole uprostřed „Aqua tinta von Rutt.“ a vpravo dole „Radirt von Profesor C. A. Richter“. Pohled na Karlův most z jihovýchodu. „Hradschin, Kleinseite Altstädter brükckenthurm. Malerische Darstellung von Prag 2. Blatt.“ Vytiskl Borrosch & André. Paspartováno. Vincenc Morstadt (1802-1875) KARLSBRÜCKE Farbradierung auf Papier, 385x545 mm (Passepartout-Ausschnitt), gezeichnet links unten „Nach der Natur gezeichnet von V. Morstadt.“ unten in der Mitte „Aqua tinta von Rutt.“ und rechts unten „Radirt von Profesor C. A. Richter“. Ansicht von Karlsbrücke von Südosten. „Hradschin, Kleinseite Altstädter brükckenthurm. Malerische Darstellung von Prag 2. Blatt.“ Gedruckt von Borrosch & André. Passepartout.
Auction House Zezula
Oct. 02, 2010
JOSEF RYBI Č KA (1817-1872), VINCENT MORSTADT
Est: Kč900 - Kč1,800
JOSEF RYBIČKA (1817-1872), VINCENT MORSTADT (1802-1875), Janske Lazne, 1853. Steel engraving on paper, 142x218 mm, inscribed in print „Morstadt del. / Rybička sc. / Druck von K. André in Prag." JOSEF RYBIČKA (1817-1872), VINCENT MORSTADT (1802-1875), JÁNSKÉ LÁZNĚ, 1853. Ocelorytina na papíře, 142x218 mm, zn. v tisku „Morstadt del. / Rybička sc. / Druck von K. André in Prag." JOSEF RYBIČKA (1817-1872), VINCENT MORSTADT (1802-1875), Johannisbad, 1853. Stahlstich auf Papier, 142x218 mm, im Druck bez. „Morstadt del. / Rybička sc. / Druck von K. André in Prag."
Auction House Zezula
Dec. 05, 2009
Vincent Morstadt (1802-1875), Christoph Kummet
Est: Kč2,730 - Kč4,200
Vincent Morstadt (1802-1875), Christoph Kummet Loreto Platz. Pre-etched siderography on glued Chinese paper, 146x191 mm, print marked „V. Morstadt del. / Christoph Kummet scp. / Verlag von Borrosch & André in Prag.". Vincent Morstadt (1802-1875), Christoph Kummet Loreto Platz. Předleptaný oceloryt na nalepeném čínském papíře, 146x191 mm, zn. v tisku „V. Morstadt del. / Christoph Kummet scp. / Verlag von Borrosch & André in Prag.". Vincent Morstadt (1802-1875), Christof Kummet Loreto Platz. Vorradierter Stahlstich auf chinesischem Papier, 146x191 mm, im Druck bez. „V. Morstadt del. / Christof Kummet scp. / Verlag von Borrosch & André in Prag.".
Auction House Zezula
Dec. 05, 2009
Vincent Morstadt (1802-1875), Ji ř í Döbler
Est: Kč1,950 - Kč3,000
Vincent Morstadt (1802-1875), Jiří Döbler (1788-1845) Vorderseite der Prager Domkirche zu St. Veit. Etching on paper, 154x205 mm, print marked „Nach der Natur gez. v. V. Morstadt / G. Döbler gest. / Herausg: v . F. Bohmans Erben.". Vincent Morstadt (1802-1875), Jiří Döbler (1788-1845) Vorderseite der Prager Domkirche zu St. Veit. Lept na papíře, 154x205 mm, zn. v tisku „Nach der Natur gez. v. V. Morstadt / G. Döbler gest. / Herausg: v . F. Bohmans Erben.". Vincent Morstadt (1802-1875), Jiří Döbler (1788-1845) Vorderseite der Prager Domkirche zu St. Veit. Radierung auf Papier, 154x205 mm, im Druck bez. „Nach der Natur gez. v. V. Morstadt / G. Döbler gest. / Herausg: v . F. Bohmans Erben.".
Auction House Zezula
Jan. 24, 2007
Vinzenz Morstadt Austrian, 1807-1875 Koniggraz von Johannisberge
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Vinzenz Morstadt Austrian, 1807-1875 Koniggraz von Johannisberge Signed V:Morstadt gez: (lr), inscribed as titled (lc) and dated 1858 (ll) Watercolor with traces of pencil on paper Sight 8 1/2 x 13 1/4 inches (21.6 x 33.7 cm)
Doyle New York