Otto Hupp (1859–1949) - Heraldic Coats of Arms (Lot of 18) - Jugendstil - Historicism - 1890-1900

An extraordinary, curated collection of 18 original late 19th-century heraldic chromolithographs, masterfully designed by the legendary German heraldist and Jugendstil artist Otto Hupp (1859–1949). Each plate is a gateway into the sacred geometry of European nobility, displaying a mesmerizing balance of intricate symbology, vivid pigmentation, and balanced composition. These works are not merely historic documents; they are powerful visual statements where lines and colors flow in perfect harmony, designed to capture the eye and elevate the energy of any sophisticated interior. Presented inside elegant modern passe-partouts, this complete set of 18 plates creates an instant, aristocratic private gallery—a rare opportunity for discerning collectors and high-end interior designers seeking cohesive, timeless wall art. This magnificent lot includes 18 distinct plates taken from the renowned Münchener Kalender and related heraldic series published between 1890 and 1900. The prints showcase iconic European dynasties, including the royal house of Bavaria (Die Wittelsbacher), the historic Oldenburg, the majestic castle-linked Eltz, and the heroic Blücher, among others.Printed using the premium late-Victorian chromolithography technique, the colors remain astonishingly vibrant, featuring rich gold undertones, deep cinnabar reds, and brilliant cobalt blues that mimic medieval illuminated manuscripts. The artist’s signature monogram "OH" is integrated within the architectural frames of the plates, certifying the unmistakable hand of Otto Hupp.Artist: Otto Hupp (1859–1949) - Monogrammed in plate "OH"Period: Historicism / Early Jugendstil (ca. 1890–1900)Technique: High-quality antique Chromolithography (color lithograph)Condition: Excellent antique condition. The paper shows beautiful, genuine age-toning and very minor, charming vintage patina consistent with age, which enhances their authentic historical value. Free from major tears or structural defects. Professionally mounted in high-grade modern paper passe-partouts. Condition: Excellent (excellent antique condition); Material: Vintage paper mounted on a modern conservation-grade cardstock mat.
Technique: Chromolithography; Period: Late 19th century (1890–1900); Color: Brilliant polychromy with gold, red, blue, and green accents. Signature: Present in the plate (monogram "OH" of the artist Otto Hupp).
Print size cm. 32 x cm. 16.
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