Otto Alexandre Banck - Les galeries de Munich - 1850





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Les galeries de Munich by Otto Alexandre Banck is a French edition translated from the German Die Galerien von München, hardcover, 339 pages, 29 × 23.5 cm, published by Institut des Beaux Arts de A. H. Payne in Leipzig and Dresden, with the author’s inscription, in very good condition, circa 1851–1855.
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The Munich Galleries. Collection of steel engravings representing the finest paintings of this gallery, with an explanatory text.
Author: Otto Alexander Banck
Publisher: Institute of Fine Arts of A. H. Payne, Leipzig and Dresden (with distribution in Brussels)
Probable date: around 1851-1855.
French version, translation of the very well-known German edition Die Gallerien von München.
This is an art book mainly devoted to the Old Pinakothek of Munich. It includes:
* numerous steel engravings, very fine and sought-after;
* a text explaining each work and its painter;
* reproductions of works by Rubens, Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Murillo, Guido Reni, etc.
Length: 29 cm
Width: 23.5 cm
Height: 5.5 cm
* period binding richly decorated and gilded;
* very elegant spine, with gilding well preserved;
* interior relatively clean;
* some foxing and damp stains
This work is accompanied by an explanatory index
Table of contents of the engravings contained in the forty-two issues of the Munich Galleries.
The Munich Galleries. Collection of steel engravings representing the finest paintings of this gallery, with an explanatory text.
Author: Otto Alexander Banck
Publisher: Institute of Fine Arts of A. H. Payne, Leipzig and Dresden (with distribution in Brussels)
Probable date: around 1851-1855.
French version, translation of the very well-known German edition Die Gallerien von München.
This is an art book mainly devoted to the Old Pinakothek of Munich. It includes:
* numerous steel engravings, very fine and sought-after;
* a text explaining each work and its painter;
* reproductions of works by Rubens, Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Murillo, Guido Reni, etc.
Length: 29 cm
Width: 23.5 cm
Height: 5.5 cm
* period binding richly decorated and gilded;
* very elegant spine, with gilding well preserved;
* interior relatively clean;
* some foxing and damp stains
This work is accompanied by an explanatory index
Table of contents of the engravings contained in the forty-two issues of the Munich Galleries.

