Vienna Kalvarienberg Church Hernals Salomon Small Copper Engraving 1730

Description: Vienna Kalvarienbergkirche Hernals Salomon Small Copperplate 1730The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.Many more old maps, graphics and antiquarian books in our eBay shop!We also buy!Kleiner, Salomon (1700-1761) and Georg Daniel Heumann (1691-1759):"Prospect of the Calvari Bergs zu Herrnals..." - Vienna Vienna Kalvarienbergkirche Hernals Augsburg, Johann Andreas Pfeffel 1724-1737. Original copperplate engraving by Georg Daniel Heumann (1691-1759) after Salomon Kleiner (1700-1761). From his famous series of Viennese views "Vera et Accurata Delineartio Omnium Temporumm et Coenobirum quae tam in Caesarea Urbe ac Sede Vienna..." from 1724-1737. -- Sheet dimensions: approx. 47.5x33.5cm. -- slightly stained in the outer edge, otherwise in good condition. || Original copper engraving by Georg Daniel Heumann (1691-1759) after Salomon Kleiner (1700-1761). Out of Kleiner's famous series with views of Vienna - "Vera et Accurata Delineartio Omnium Temporumm et Coenobirum quae tam in Caesarea Urbe ac Sede Vienna..." from 1724-1737. -- slightly stained on the outer margins, otherwise in good condition.|| This is an original! - No emphasis! - No copy! -- This is an original! No copy! - No reprint! || Salomon Kleiner was a veduta artist and engraver. He was born in Augsburg in 1700 and became a student of Johann August Corvinus. Since 1720 he lived in Vienna, where he began drawing the monasteries, churches, secular buildings, streets and palaces of the imperial city on behalf of the Augsburg art publishers Johann Andreas Pfeffel and Jeremias Wolff. Between the years 1724 and 1737 these resulted in a large-scale series of copper engravings. Kleiner also drew the Schönborn castles in Pommersfelden and Mainz as well as the Göttweig Abbey. From 1746 he worked as a professor at the Theresianum. Salomon Kleiner died in Vienna in 1761. With his city views and views, Kleiner created works that had the highest representative value for his princely and patrician clients. Due to their accuracy and attention to detail, they are also outstanding documents of building culture and urban development. In many cases, his engravings are now the only sources that show the original form of the buildings with their original furniture and equipment. Kleiner's oeuvre is, above all, a unique compendium of Baroque architecture in southern Germany and Austria. // Salomon Kleiner was a veduta artist and engraver. He was born in Augsburg in 1700 and became a student of Johann August Corvinus. Since 1720 he lived in Vienna, where he began drawing the monasteries, churches, secular buildings, streets and palaces of the imperial city on behalf of the Augsburg art publishers Johann Andreas Pfeffel and Jeremias Wolff. Between the years 1724 and 1737 these resulted in a large-scale copperplate series. Kleiner also drew the Schönborn palaces in Pommersfelden and Mainz and the Göttweig Abbey. He had been a professor at the Theresianum since 1746. Salomon Kleiner died in Vienna in 1761. With his city vedutas and views, Kleiner created works that were of the highest representation value for his princely and patrician clients. Due to their accuracy and attention to detail, they are also outstanding documents of building culture and urban planning. In many cases, his engravings are the only sources today that show the original shape of the buildings with their original furniture and equipment. Kleiner's complete work is above all a unique compendium of baroque architecture in southern Germany and Austria.Order number: 190001Many more antique maps and prints on our site antiquariat-voelkel. Many more old maps, views and graphics on our own page antiquariat-voelkel.IllustrationsRecorded with whBOOKSecure ordering - Order Control tested!Item listed with the w+h GmbH eBay service Data and images powered by Book lover (2024-07-12)Augsburg, Johann Andreas Pfeffel 1724-1737. Original copperplate engraving by Georg Daniel Heumann (1691-1759) after Salomon Kleiner (1700-1761). From his famous series of Viennese views "Vera et Accurata Delineartio Omnium Temporumm et Coenobirum quae tam in Caesarea Urbe ac Sede Vienna..." from 1724-1737. -- Sheet dimensions: approx. 47.5x33.5cm. -- slightly stained in the outer edge, otherwise in good condition. || Original copper engraving by Georg Daniel Heumann (1691-1759) after Salomon Kleiner (1700-1761). Out of Kleiner's famous series with views of Vienna - "Vera et Accurata Delineartio Omnium Temporumm et Coenobirum quae tam in Caesarea Urbe ac Sede Vienna..." from 1724-1737. -- slightly stained on the outer margins, otherwise in good condition.|| This is an original! - No emph Originalität Unikat Handgefertigt Original Land Österreich Drucktyp Handgefertigt

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