Münchner Schule (XX), Signed "J. Mattegzeck" - Bildnis eines bärtigen Herrn mit Zigarre





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Portrait of a bearded man with a cigar, oil on canvas, from Germany (Munich School), dated 1893, signed by J. Mattegzeck, sold with its original ornate frame, condition requiring restoration.
Description from the seller
J. Mattegzeck – Portrait of a Gentleman with a Cigar (1893) – Oil on Canvas – In the original Munich ornate frame
Artist: J. Mattegzeck
Title / Motif: Portrait of a bearded gentleman with a cigar
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dating: 1893
Origin / School: Munich, Germany (Munich School)
Signature: Bottom left fully signed, with place and date "J. Mattegzeck 93 Munich"
Dimensions:
Without frame: 83.5 x 61.5 cm
With frame: 104 x 80.5 cm
Frame: High-quality, original gilded ornate frame of the period with back-side label of the Munich court gilder Rob. Nickel, Theresienstr. 17/18
Condition:
Painting: In age-appropriate good condition with visible craquelure. Small touch-ups in the lower area. On the back, an old, professional restoration (patch).
Frame: Age-related wear, craquelure and minor losses in the gilding.
J. Mattegzeck – Portrait of a Gentleman with a Cigar (1893) – Oil on Canvas – In the original Munich ornate frame
Artist: J. Mattegzeck
Title / Motif: Portrait of a bearded gentleman with a cigar
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dating: 1893
Origin / School: Munich, Germany (Munich School)
Signature: Bottom left fully signed, with place and date "J. Mattegzeck 93 Munich"
Dimensions:
Without frame: 83.5 x 61.5 cm
With frame: 104 x 80.5 cm
Frame: High-quality, original gilded ornate frame of the period with back-side label of the Munich court gilder Rob. Nickel, Theresienstr. 17/18
Condition:
Painting: In age-appropriate good condition with visible craquelure. Small touch-ups in the lower area. On the back, an old, professional restoration (patch).
Frame: Age-related wear, craquelure and minor losses in the gilding.

