Ludwig (1810) Vogel Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Ludwig (1810) Vogel Art Value Price Guide

Aug. 17, 2024
L. VOGEL (1810-1870), Castle in Ostia, around 1840, Oil
Est: €2,100 - €2,800
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach): Castle in Ostia, c. 1840, Oil Technique: Oil on Paper, mounted on Cardboard Inscription: labelled on the verso of the support: "Ostia" Date: c. 1840 Description: The signature on another painting from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837 to 1846, as the author of our works, and not to the Swiss co-founder of the Lukasbund, Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810 to 1813. From Rome, Ludwig Vogel, who came from Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, exhibited landscapes, genre paintings and portraits at the Dresden Art Exhibition in 1838; he was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg, Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, as he took an active part in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle on several occasions and captured the Cervara Festival, which continued to be held after the founding of the Deutscher Künstlerverein in 1845, in pictures. Keywords: Italy, landscape, genre, figures, castle, fortress architecture, 19th century, Romanticism, Landscape, France, Size: Paper: 7,1 cm x 11,0 cm (2,8 x 4,3 in)
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Aug. 17, 2024
L. VOGEL (1810-1870), Albaner Berge, Roman Countryside, around 1840, Oil
Est: €2,250 - €3,000
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach): Massif of the Alban Hills in the Campagna Romana, c. 1840, Oil Technique: Oil on Paper, mounted on Cardboard Date: c. 1840 Description: The signature on another painting from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837 to 1846, as the author of our works, and not to the Swiss co-founder of the Lukasbund, Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810 to 1813. From Rome, Ludwig Vogel, who came from Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, exhibited landscapes, genre paintings and portraits at the Dresden Art Exhibition in 1838; he was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg, Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, as he took an active part in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle on several occasions and captured the Cervara Festival, which continued to be held after the founding of the Deutscher Künstlerverein in 1845, in pictures. Keywords: Italy, Genre, Cityscape, Mountains, Rocks, 19th century, Romanticism, Landscape, Italy, Rome (Latium), Size: Paper: 11,4 cm x 18,7 cm (4,5 x 7,4 in)
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Aug. 17, 2024
L. VOGEL (1810-1870), Ancient temple fragment by the sea, around 1840, Oil
Est: €3,000 - €4,000
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach): Ancient temple fragment by the sea, c. 1840, Oil Technique: Oil on Paper, mounted on Cardboard Date: c. 1840 Description: The signature on another painting from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837 to 1846, as the author of our works, and not to the Swiss co-founder of the Lukasbund, Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810 to 1813. From Rome, Ludwig Vogel, who came from Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, exhibited landscapes, genre paintings and portraits at the Dresden Art Exhibition in 1838; he was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg, Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, as he took an active part in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle on several occasions and captured the Cervara Festival, which continued to be held after the founding of the Deutscher Künstlerverein in 1845, in pictures. Keywords: Landscape, Italy, Sea, Coast, Ruin, Antiquity, 19th century, Romanticism, Landscape, France, Size: Paper: 9,3 cm x 15,9 cm (3,7 x 6,3 in)
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Nov. 11, 2023
L. VOGEL (1810-1870), Ostia Castle, around 1840, Oil
Est: €2,100 - €2,800
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach): Ostia Castle, c. 1840, Oil Technique: Oil on Paper, mounted on Cardboard Inscription: inscribed on the verso of the backing: "Ostia". Date: c. 1840 Description: The signature on another painting from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837-1846, as the author of our sheets, not to the Swiss co-founder of the Lukasbund Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810-1813. From Rome, Ludwig Vogel, who came from Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, exhibited landscapes, genre paintings and portraits at the Dresden Art Exhibition in 1838. He was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg, Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, for he actively participated several times in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle and pictorially recorded the Cervara festival, which continued to be cultivated after the foundation of the German Artists' Association in 1845. Keywords: Italy, landscape, genre, figures, castle, fortress architecture, 19th century, Romanticism, Landscape, France,
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Nov. 11, 2023
L. VOGEL (1810-1870), Albaner Berge, Roman Countryside, around 1840, Oil
Est: €2,250 - €3,000
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach): Massif of the Alban Hills in the Campagna Romana, c. 1840, Oil Technique: Oil on Paper, mounted on Cardboard Date: c. 1840 Description: The signature on another painting from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837-1846, as the author of our sheets, not to the Swiss co-founder of the Lukasbund Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810-1813. From Rome, Ludwig Vogel, who came from Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, exhibited landscapes, genre paintings and portraits at the Dresden Art Exhibition in 1838. He was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg, Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, for he actively participated several times in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle and pictorially recorded the Cervara festival, which continued to be cultivated after the foundation of the German Artists' Association in 1845. Keywords: Italy, Genre, City Veduta, Mountains, Rocks, 19th century, Romanticism, Landscape, Italy, Rome (Latium),
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Nov. 11, 2023
L. VOGEL (1810-1870), Ancient temple fragment by the sea, around 1840, Oil
Est: €3,000 - €4,000
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach): Ancient temple fragment by the sea, c. 1840, Oil Technique: Oil on Paper, mounted on Cardboard Date: c. 1840 Description: The signature on another painting from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837-1846, as the author of our sheets, not to the Swiss co-founder of the Lukasbund Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810-1813. From Rome, Ludwig Vogel, who came from Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, exhibited landscapes, genre paintings and portraits at the Dresden Art Exhibition in 1838. He was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg, Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, for he actively participated several times in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle and pictorially recorded the Cervara festival, which continued to be cultivated after the foundation of the German Artists' Association in 1845. Keywords: Landscape, Italy, Sea, Coast, Ruin, Antiquity, 19th century, Romanticism, Landscape, France,
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Oct. 23, 2021
LUDWIG VOGEL - zugeschrieben Hildburghausen 1810 - 1870 Tambach/Coburg: Rastende Pifferari.
Est: €100 - €150
LUDWIG VOGEL - zugeschrieben Hildburghausen 1810 - 1870 Tambach/Coburg Hildburghausen 1810 - 1870 Tambach/Coburg Rastende Pifferari. Oelstudie. Verso signiert „Louis Vogel“ und ortsbezeichnet „Rom“. Auf Vélin. 22 x 27,8 cm. Leicht gebräunt und fleckig. Mit winzigen Nadellöchlein am Oberrand. Ränder verso mit Kleberesten. [ms]
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Apr. 24, 2021
LUDWIG VOGEL - zugeschrieben Hildburghausen 1810 …
Est: - €220
LUDWIG VOGEL - zugeschrieben Hildburghausen 1810 - 1870 Tambach/Coburg Rastende Pifferari. Oelstudie. Verso signiert „Louis Vogel“ und ortsbezeichnet „Rom“. Auf Vélin. 22 x 27,8 cm. Leicht gebräunt und fleckig. Mit winzigen Nadellöchlein am Oberrand. Ränder verso mit Kleberesten. [bg]
Winterberg-Kunst
Apr. 24, 2021
LUDWIG VOGEL - zugeschrieben Hildburghausen 1810 …
Est: - €250
LUDWIG VOGEL - zugeschrieben Hildburghausen 1810 - 1870 Tambach/Coburg Sitzendes Mädchen aus der Campagna. Oelstudie. Verso signiert „Louis Vogel“ und ortsbezeichnet „Rom“. Auf Vélin. 28,5 x 23 cm. Leicht gebräunt und fleckig. Mit winzigen Nadellöchlein am Oberrand. Ränder verso mit Kleberesten. [bg]
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Jun. 13, 2020
Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), Castle in Ostia, 19th c., oil on paper
Est: €3,000 - €4,500
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach), Castle in Ostia, 19th century, oil on paper Technique: Oil on paper, mounted on cardboard Size: 7,1 x 11 cm | 2 3/4 x 4 1/3 in Inscription: verso on the mat inscribed: "Ostia" Condition: Very good condition. Slightly light-stained. The upper left corner of the sheet has been restored. On the left side a restored tear in the margins. Description: The signature on another picture from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837-1846, as the author of our works, and not to the Swiss co-founder of the Luke League, Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810-1813. From Rome Ludwig Vogel, who was born in Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, sent landscapes, genre paintings and portraits to the Dresden art exhibition in 1838. He was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, for he took an active part on several occasions in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle and pictorially recorded the Cervaro festival, which continued to be cultivated after the founding of the German artists' association in 1845. Keywords: Romanticism, Architecture, Italy, Landscape, Genre, Figures, Castle, Fortress Architecture
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Jun. 13, 2020
Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), Albanian mountains in the Campagna Romana, 19th c., oil on paper
Est: €3,000 - €4,500
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach), Albanian mountains in the Campagna Romana, 19th century, oil on paper Technique: Oil on paper, mounted on cardboard Size: 11,4 x 18,7 cm | 4 1/2 x 7 1/3 in Condition: Overall very good condition. The sheet partially detaches from the backing. Isolated insignificant colour faults. Description: The signature on another picture from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837-1846, as the author of our works, and not to the Swiss co-founder of the Luke League, Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810-1813. From Rome Ludwig Vogel, who was born in Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, sent landscapes, genre paintings and portraits to the Dresden art exhibition in 1838. He was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, for he took an active part on several occasions in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle and pictorially recorded the Cervaro festival, which continued to be cultivated after the founding of the German artists' association in 1845. Keywords: Romanticism, Landscape, Italy, Genre, City Veduta, Mountains, Rock
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Jun. 13, 2020
Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), Antique temple fragment by the sea, 19th c., oil on paper
Est: €4,000 - €6,000
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach), Antique temple fragment by the sea, 19th century, oil on paper Technique: Oil on paper, mounted on cardboard Size: 9,3 x 15,9 cm | 3 2/3 x 6 1/4 in Condition: Very good restored condition. Right margin slightly light-stained. Minor retouching visible in the upper center. The upper left corner of the sheet minimally damaged. The colours are freshly preserved. Description: The signature on another picture from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837-1846, as the author of our works, and not to the Swiss co-founder of the Luke League, Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810-1813. From Rome Ludwig Vogel, who was born in Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, sent landscapes, genre paintings and portraits to the Dresden art exhibition in 1838. He was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, for he took an active part on several occasions in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle and pictorially recorded the Cervaro festival, which continued to be cultivated after the founding of the German artists' association in 1845. Keywords: Romanticism, Architecture, Landscape, Italy, Sea, Coast, Ruin, Antiquity
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Jun. 13, 2020
Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), Dialogue at the church portal, 19th c., oil on paper
Est: €1,500 - €2,000
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach), Dialogue at the church portal, 19th century, oil on paper Technique: Oil on paper, mounted on cardboard Size: 13 x 10,5 cm | 5 x 4 1/4 in Inscription: verso on the mat bezeichnet: "Toscanello. Porta di St. Petro" Condition: Very good restored condition. Restored at right margin and repaired in small parts. Description: The signature on another picture from the group of works presented here points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837-1846, as the author of our works, and not to the Swiss co-founder of the Luke League, Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810-1813. From Rome Ludwig Vogel, who was born in Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, sent landscapes, genre paintings and portraits to the Dresden art exhibition in 1838. He was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg Vogel must have enjoyed the counter-world of the German artists' community in Rome, for he took an active part on several occasions in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle and pictorially recorded the Cervaro festival, which continued to be cultivated after the founding of the German artists' association in 1845. Keywords: Romanticism, Genre, Architecture, Italy, Figures, Costume
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Jun. 13, 2020
Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), Palazzo Comunale in Priverno, 19th c., oil on paper
Est: €4,000 - €6,000
Ludwig Vogel (1810 Hildburghausen - 1870 Tambach), Palazzo Comunale in Priverno, 19th century, oil on paper Technique: Oil on paper, mounted on cardboard Size: 10,8 x 16,7 cm | 4 1/4 x 6 1/2 in Inscription: lower right signed by the artist: "Vogel", verso on the mat inscribed: "Rathaus in Priverno" Condition: Very good restored condition. Slightly wavy in places and gently deformed overall. The colours are freshly preserved. Description: The signature on this picture points to the Thuringian painter Ludwig Vogel (1810-1870), who worked in Rome from 1837-1846, as the author of this work, not to the Swiss co-founder of the Lukasbund Georg Ludwig Vogel, who worked there from 1810-1813. From Rome Ludwig Vogel, who was born in Hildburghausen and was accompanied by his brother Heinrich from 1844-45, sent landscapes, genre paintings and portraits to the Dresden art exhibition in 1838. He was also represented at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy in 1842, 44 and 48. Before his return to Altenberg Vogel must have enjoyed the counterworld of the German artists' community in Rome, for he took an active part on several occasions in the satirical artists' festivals of the Ponte Molle and pictorially recorded the Cervaro festival, which continued to be cultivated after the founding of the German artists' association in 1845. Keywords: Romanticism, Architecture, Genre, Market, Italy, Orange Trees
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