Carol Pop de Szathmári Sold at Auction Prices

Carol Popp de Szathmari, Calinic Miclescu, Metropolitan Bishop of Ungro-Wallachia

oil on canvas, 125 × 86 cm, signed and dated bottom right, with red, "Szathmari, 1879"

Carol Popp de Szathmari, Portrait of a Noblewoman

oil on canvas, 68,5 × 55,5 cm, signed and dated left side, with red, "Szathmari, 1879"

Carol Popp de Szathmari, Peasant Girl from Transylvania

watercolour on paper pasted on cardboard, 49 × 33,5 cm, signed bottom right, with red, "Szathmari"; localised bottom left, with red, "Transilvania"

Carol Popp de Szathmáry, Princely Residence in Bucharest, large photo

Large, original vintage photograph of the Golescu house, known as the palace on the Mogoșoaiei Bridge, which was used as the royal residence between 1859 and 1866, when Alexandru Ioan Cuza lived here. After the arrival of Prince Carol of Hohenzollern in the country, he lived in this building, which he constantly updated. Between 1866 and 1881, the building underwent numerous modifications, and after 1881 to 1906 it was substantially amplified, reaching a spatial layout similar to that we know today. What marks the frame of the image is the construction that eclipses a part of the central body, it is assumed that this construction would represent the building of the guardhouse of the royal palace. The photo was taken by Carol Popp de Szathmáry. There are no public lighting elements in the photo, which places the time when the photo was taken around 1880.

ALBUMUL NATIONAL DIN TOATE DISTRICTELE ROMANIEI DE C.P. DE SZATHMARI.

10 chromolithographs, pasted-in (support leaves sl. soiled and with some def. in the margins), printed captions in Romanian, signed in the lower right. - Made-up volume with 10 rather impressive chromolithographs by Carol Szathmari (1812-1887), an Austro-Hungarian born painter, lithographer and photographer. He studied painting from 1832 to 1834 in Rome and returned to Bucharest where he was frequently commissioned to create paintings for the Wallachian boyars. Among the prints: Romanians in original costumes, a market scene, churches and monasteries.

Carol Popp de Szathmari, chromolithography „Clockmakers, Jewelers and Silversmiths” - Album of Symbolic Chariots

Chromolithography made by Carol Popp de Szathmari depicting the chariot of "Clockmakers, Jewelers and Silversmiths" from the celebration of the coronation of their Majesties the King and Queen of Romania, from 10-11 May 1881. This is one of the 13 plates that make up the "Album of Symbolic Chariots". The editor of the album was Elia Grassiany and it was executed at the ”Editura Tipo-Litografiei Comerciale” in Bucharest.

Carol Popp de Szathmari, The Chariot of the Wild Hunt, chromolithography from the Symbolic Chariots Album

Chromolithography made by Carol Popp de Szathmari depicting the chariot of the Wild Hunt from the celebration of the coronation of their Majesties the King and Queen of Romania, from 10-11 May 1881. This is one of the 13 plates that make up the Album of Symbolic Chariots. The editor of the album was Elia Grassiany and it was executed at the ”Editura Tipo-Litografiei Comerciale in Bucharest.

Carol Popp de Szathmari, The Chariot of Clockmakers, Jewelers and Silversmiths, chromolithography from the Album of Symbolic Chariots

Chromolithography made by Carol Popp de Szathmari depicting the chariot of "Clockmakers, Jewelers and Silversmiths" from the celebration of the coronation of their Majesties the King and Queen of Romania, from 10-11 May 1881. This is one of the 13 plates that make up the "Album of Symbolic Chariots". The editor of the album was Elia Grassiany and it was executed at the ”Editura Tipo-Litografiei Comerciale” in Bucharest.

Carol Popp de Szathmari, Peasant Girl from Argeș

Peasant Girl from Argeș

Carol Popp de Szathmari, Church in Câmpulung

Church in Câmpulung

The Theatrical Artists

The Theatrical Artists

The Clockmakers and Jewellers

The Clockmakers and Jewellers

The Agricultural Procession

The Agricultural Procession

The Catholic Church in Câmpulung

The Catholic Church in Câmpulung

Return to the Brăila harbour

DE SZATHMARI, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887

DE SZATHMARI, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887 Bucharest) On the Bosporus. Grey pen and watercolour, heightened in white. 25 x 35 cm (image). Framed. DE SZATHMARI, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887 Bukarest) Am Bosphorus. Feder in Grau, Aquarell, weiss gehöht. 25 x 35 cm (licht). Gerahmt.

DE SZATHMARI, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887

DE SZATHMARI, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887 Bucharest) In the bazar. Watercolour and gouache. 47 x 64 cm (image). Framed. DE SZATHMARI, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887 Bukarest) Im Basar. Aquarell und Gouache. 47 x 64 cm (licht). Gerahmt.

DE SZATHMARY, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887

DE SZATHMARY, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887 Bucharest) Scene in a bazar. Watercolour and gouache. 50 x 70 cm (image). Framed. DE SZATHMARY, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887 Bukarest) Szene in einem Basar. Aquarell und Gouache. 50 x 70 cm (licht). Gerahmt.

DE SZATHMARI, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887

DE SZATHMARI, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887 Bucharest) Mosque in Istanbul. Grey pen and watercolour, heightened in white. 36,5 x 51 cm. (image). Framed. DE SZATHMARI, CAROL POPP (Cluj 1812 - 1887 Bukarest) Moschee in Istanbul. Feder in Grau, Aquarell, weiss gehöht. 36,5 x 51 cm. (licht). Gerahmt.

Carol Popp de Szathmari (Kolozsvar 1812-1887

Carol Popp de Szathmari (Kolozsvar 1812-1887 Bukarest) Alexander I von Bulgarien (Alexander Joseph von Battenberg) besucht das Land und wird von der Bevölkerung begeistert begrüßt (u. a. Sofia mit dem Witoschagebirge,Veliko Tarnova, Eingang zur Festung Silistria), 4 Aquarelle, zum Teil signiert und datiert Szathmari 1880, 1881, ein Blatt betitelt "Entrée de son Altesse Serenissime Alexandre I Prince de Bulgarie ò Silistria, Aquarelle auf Papier auf Karton, 56 x 76 cm, bzw. 76 x 95 cm, gerahmt, beschädigt, (4), (Hu)

Carol Pop de Szathmari (1812-1887) , 'Bucecui La Sinaia', Paysage de Roumanie, vers 1855

Epreuve albuminée, montée sur carton. Le carton imprimé avec titre et noms du photographe et de la série.