Moritz Steinla Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Moritz Steinla Art Value Price Guide

Nov. 16, 2024
M. STEINLA (1791-1858), Self-portrait by L. Cranach (1515-1586), Copper engraving
Est: €75 - €125
Moritz Steinla (1791 Steinlah - 1858 Dresden): Self-portrait Lucas Cranach the Younger (1515 Wittenberg - 1586 Wittenberg), 19th century, Copper engraving Technique: Copper engraving on Paper Inscription: At the lower part signed in the printing plate: "Lucas Cranach sich selbst gem. | M. Steinla gest.". At the lower part inscribed in the printing plate: "Lucas Cranach". Date: 19th century Description: Portrait of a bearded man. Still disputed whether it is a portrait of Cranach the Younger or a self-portrait of the Elder. Person: Lucas Cranach the Younger (1515 Wittenberg - 1586 Wittenberg) Renaissance painter and portraitist. He is the son of Lucas Cranach the Elder. As a representative of a new generation, Lucas Cranach the Younger preferred figure-rich, elaborate depictions. At the same time, the seemingly orderless compositions are of surprising beauty and the colour treatment is richer than the works of his father. In Lucas Cranach the Younger's creative programme, he was the creator of the Protestants' new pictorial programme. In his work, the Mother of God Mary does not look chastely to the ground, but directly into the eyes of the viewer. Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472 Kronach - 1553 Weimar) One of the most important German painters, graphic artists and book printers of the Renaissance. From 1505 he was court painter at the Electoral Saxon court under Frederick the Wise, John the Steadfast and John Frederick the Magnanimous. In addition to numerous altarpieces and allegorical paintings, he and his workshop also produced a large number of portraits of his employers and the reformers Martin Luther and Philipp Melanchthon. The Cranach workshop, which is thought to have left behind around 5000 paintings, was continued by his son of the same name, Lucas Cranach the Younger. Keywords: Portrait painter, Self-portrait, Artist, Portrait, 19th century, Romanticism, Portraits, Germany, Size: Paper: 20,1 cm x 15,1 cm (7,9 x 5,9 in)
Fichter Kunsthandel
Mar. 21, 2024
Steinla, Moritz (Steinlach b. Hildesheim, Dresden 1791-1858)
Est: €40 - €48
C. L. Hagedorn, J. C. Musaeus Zwei Kupferstiche nach A. Graff bzw. Heinsius. Je ca. 19×15 cm. {Und: Meyer, Hans} (um 1880). Der Maler Böcklin. Wilhelm Gentz. Zwei Stahlstiche. 11×8,5 / 12×7 cm. {Dazu: Drei Porträts} von Hans Sachs, Philipp v. Hessen u. Carl V. Drei Stahlstiche. Je ca. 7×8 cm. (55500)
Leo Spik
Sep. 02, 2023
M. STEINLA (1791-1858), Self-portrait L. Cranach (1515-1586), Copper engraving
Est: €75 - €125
Moritz Steinla (1791 Steinlah - 1858 Dresden): Self-portrait Lucas Cranach the Younger (1515 Wittenberg - 1586 Wittenberg), 19th century, Copper engraving Technique: Copper engraving on Paper Inscription: At the lower part signed in the printing plate: "Lucas Cranach sich selbst gem. | M. Steinla gest.". At the lower part inscribed in the printing plate: "Lucas Cranach". Date: 19th century Description: Portrait of a bearded man. Still disputed whether it is a portrait of Cranach the Younger or a self-portrait of the Elder. Person: Lucas Cranach the Younger (1515 Wittenberg - 1586 Wittenberg) Renaissance painter and portraitist. He is the son of Lucas Cranach the Elder. As a representative of a new generation, Lucas Cranach the Younger preferred figure-rich, elaborate depictions. At the same time, the seemingly orderless compositions are of surprising beauty and the colour treatment is richer than the works of his father. In Lucas Cranach the Younger's creative programme, he was the creator of the Protestants' new pictorial programme. In his work, the Mother of God Mary does not look chastely to the ground, but directly into the eyes of the viewer. Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472 Kronach - 1553 Weimar) One of the most important German painters, graphic artists and book printers of the Renaissance. From 1505 he was court painter at the Electoral Saxon court under Frederick the Wise, John the Steadfast and John Frederick the Magnanimous. In addition to numerous altarpieces and allegorical paintings, he and his workshop also produced a large number of portraits of his employers and the reformers Martin Luther and Philipp Melanchthon. The Cranach workshop, which is thought to have left behind around 5000 paintings, was continued by his son of the same name, Lucas Cranach the Younger. Keywords: Portrait painter, Self-portrait, Artist, Portrait, 19th century, Romanticism, Portraits, Germany,
Fichter Kunsthandel
May. 06, 2023
Moritz Steinla (1791-1858) Friedrich August King of Saxony
Est: -
Moritz Steinla (1791-1858) Friedrich August King of Saxony copperplate engraving on paper around 1829 inscribed in German below the depiction with a coat of arms and a dedication to Maria Augusta Royal Princess of Saxony after a painting by Christian Leberecht Vogel portrait of the Saxon King Friedrich August I (1750-1827) his right hand in his coat with a short curly wig wearing a military uniform with two stars medals and a sash printed by Durand & Sauvé Paris published by Ernst Arnold Dresden age-appropriate condition stained creased image 22.5 x 17.5 cm (HxW) passe-partout overall dimensions 43 x 36.5 cm (HxW) German Description Moritz Steinla "Friedrich August König von Sachsen" Kupferstecher Professor für Kupferstecherkunst an der Dresdner Akademie (1791 Steinlah bei Hildesheim - 1858 Dresden) Kupferstich/Papier um 1829 unterhalb der Darstellung bezeichnet mit Wappen und Widmung an die Fürstin Maria Augusta Königliche Prinzessin von Sachsen nach einem Gemälde von Christian Leberecht Vogel Portrait des sächsischen Königs Friedrich August I (1750-1827) seine rechte Hand in seinem Mantel mit kurzer gelockter Perücke eine Militäruniform mit zwei Sternen Orden und einer Schärpe tragend gedruckt bei Durand & Sauvé Paris publiziert von Ernst Arnold Dresden altersgemäßer Zustand fleckig knickspurig Darstellung 22.5 x 17.5 cm (HxB) Passepartout Gesamtmaß 43 x 36.5 cm (HxB)
Kunst- und Auktionshaus Quedlinburg
Apr. 28, 2023
Steinla, Moritz
Est: -
1791 Steinlah/Hildesheim - 1858 Dresden. Professur an der Dresdner Kunstakademie. Zwei Kupferstiche. Philipp Melanchthon. Martin Luther. Nach einem Gemälde von Lucas Cranach. In der Pl. bet. u. bez. (Gebr., fleckig). Jeweils 17 x 14 cm. Biedermeierrahmen.
Peege Auktionshaus
Feb. 18, 2023
M. STEINLA (1791-1858), Self-portrait L Cranach (1515-1586), Copper engraving
Est: €75 - €125
Moritz Steinla (1791 Steinlah - 1858 Dresden): Self-portrait Lucas Cranach the Younger (1515 Wittenberg - 1586 Wittenberg), 19th century, Copper engraving Technique: Copper engraving on Paper Inscription: At the lower part signed in the printing plate: "Lucas Cranach sich selbst gem. | M. Steinla gest.". At the lower part inscribed in the printing plate: "Lucas Cranach". Date: 19th century Description: Portrait of a bearded man. Still disputed whether it is a portrait of Cranach the Younger or a self-portrait of the Elder. Person: Lucas Cranach the Younger (1515 Wittenberg - 1586 Wittenberg) Renaissance painter and portraitist. He is the son of Lucas Cranach the Elder. As a representative of a new generation, Lucas Cranach the Younger preferred figure-rich, elaborate depictions. At the same time, the seemingly orderless compositions are of surprising beauty and the colour treatment is richer than the works of his father. In Lucas Cranach the Younger's creative programme, he was the creator of the Protestants' new pictorial programme. In his work, the Mother of God Mary does not look chastely to the ground, but directly into the eyes of the viewer. Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472 Kronach - 1553 Weimar) One of the most important German painters, graphic artists and book printers of the Renaissance. From 1505 he was court painter at the Electoral Saxon court under Frederick the Wise, John the Steadfast and John Frederick the Magnanimous. In addition to numerous altarpieces and allegorical paintings, he and his workshop also produced a large number of portraits of his employers and the reformers Martin Luther and Philipp Melanchthon. The Cranach workshop, which is thought to have left behind around 5000 paintings, was continued by his son of the same name, Lucas Cranach the Younger. Keywords: Portrait painter, Self-portrait, Artist, Portrait, 19th century, Romanticism, Portraits, Germany,
Fichter Kunsthandel
Oct. 15, 2022
Steinla, Moritz (eig. Müller,
Est: €70 - €100
1791 Steinlah - Dresden 1858) zugeschrieben. 5 Bl. mit männlichen Aktstudien. Bleistift u. Kohle, tls. weiß gehöht auf sandfarbenem Papier. Gr.Fol. u. Imp.Fol. 2 Bl. mont., 2 unter Passep. mont. Steinla hieß eig. Franz Anton Erich Moritz Müller. - Tls. leichte Gebrauchssp. - ╔Dabei: Stehender männlicher Akt╗ von rechts. Kohle auf blaugrauem Papier v. Frantisek Zitta 1899. Gr.Fol. Unt. re. sign., unt. li. dat. Auf Karton befestigt. - Etw. randrissig. Zus. 6 Bl. D
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
Jun. 22, 2022
Porträt. – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Est: €200 - €350
Porträt. – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Punktierkupfer von Moritz Steinla (1791-1858), 1818, nach Ferdinand Jagemann (1780-1820). 9,5:7 (11,3:7,8) cm. Beiliegend: Porträt Friedrich Schiller. Kupferstich von Moritz Steinla nach Kunigunde Ludovica Simonawitz. 18,9:14,6 (25,7:18,5) cm.
Schneider-Henn
May. 14, 2022
Steinla, Moritz (eig. Müller,
Est: €100 - €150
1791 Steinlah - Dresden 1858) zugeschrieben. 5 Bl. mit männlichen Aktstudien. Bleistift u. Kohle, tls. weiß gehöht auf sandfarbenem Papier. Gr.Fol. u. Imp.Fol. 2 Bl. mont., 2 unter Passep. mont. Steinla hieß eig. Franz Anton Erich Moritz Müller. - Tls. leichte Gebrauchssp. - ╔Dabei: Stehender männlicher Akt╗ von rechts. Kohle auf blaugrauem Papier v. Frantisek Zitta 1899. Gr.Fol. Unt. re. sign., unt. li. dat. Auf Karton befestigt. - Etw. randrissig. Zus. 6 Bl. D
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
Nov. 20, 2021
Moritz Steinla, "Friedrich der Weise" (Kurfürst von Sachsen)
Est: -
Kupferstecher, Professor für Kupferstecherkunst an der Dresdner Akademie (1791 Steinlah bei Hildesheim - 1858 Dresden), Kupferstich/Papier, unterhalb der Darstellung rechts Stechersignatur, um 1840, unten im Blatt betitelt, Bildnis des sächsischen Kurfürsten Friedrich der Weise (1463-1525) nach einem Clairobscur-Holzschnitt von Lucas Cranach, hier in Hermelin, altersgemäß guter Zustand, etwas angestaubt und leicht berieben, vereinzelt minimal stockfleckig, Darstellung 17 x 13,5 cm (HxB), Passepartout, Gesamtmaß 35 x 26 cm (HxB); Portrait of Friedrich der Weise, Elector of Saxony, copperplate engraving after Lucas Cranach, engraver's signature below the motif right, good age-appropriate condition, a bit dusty and slightly rubbed, partially some very small foxing
Kunst- und Auktionshaus Quedlinburg
Jun. 18, 2020
Steinla, Moritz (Steinlach b. Hildesheim, Dresden 1791-1858)
Est: €80 - €96
C. L. Hagedorn. J. C. Musaeus Zwei Kupferstiche nach A. Graff bzw. Heinsius. Je ca. 19×15 cm. {Und: MEYER, HANS (um 1880). Der Maler Böcklin. Wilhelm Gentz.} Zwei Stahlstiche. 11×8,5 u. 12×7 cm. {Dazu: Drei Porträts von Hans Sachs, Philipp v. Hessen u. Carl V.} Drei Stahlstiche. Je ca. 7×8 cm. (55500)
Leo Spik
Mar. 19, 2014
Aegidius Sadeler II, Flemish c. 1570-1629- Head of
Est: £250 - £300
Aegidius Sadeler II, Flemish c. 1570-1629- Head of an apostle, after Albrecht D³rer, 1597; copper engraving, 35.5x23cm: Moritz Steinla, German 1791-1859- Self-portrait at age twenty-six, after Albrecht D³rer; engraving, 27x19.5cm: George Vertue, British 1684-1756- "Prints. King Charles I and the Heads of the Noble Earls, Lords, and Others, who Suffered for Their Loyalty in the Rebellion and Civil-Wars of England. Taken from Original Pictures of the Greatest Masters, Many of Them Sir Anthony Vandyke's", publ. London printed for John Ryall & Robert Withy at Hogarths heads, in Fleetstreet, 1757; letterpress title and 2 pages of preface only, 10 engraved plates, bound, 49x31cm, (12), (unframed)
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