Hans Rudolf Richter (1920-1998) - A Fine Vintage - Le bon Vivant Tyrolien et son Verre de Liquoreux

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Master in early Renaissance Italian painting with internship at Sotheby’s and 15 years' experience.

Estimate  € 1,400 - € 1,700
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€76
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€71
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€66

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Original oil on canvas by Hans Rudolf Richter (Austria, 1920–1998), titled A Fine Vintage - Le bon Vivant Tyrolien et son Verre de Liquoreux, dating from 1950, in the German‑Austrian painting tradition with Impressionist influence, 36 × 30 cm, framed, signed at lower left, interior scene.

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Hans Rudolf Richter (Austrian, 1920-1998) in the vein of Austrian painter Hermann Kern (1838-1912)

- A Fine Vintage - The Tyrolean bon vivant and his glass of liqueur - an interesting and humorous scene, oil on canvas
1950-1960 in the tradition of German-Austrian painting of the early 20th century

Rare and exceptional work for its attention to detail and the finesse of its execution.
Oil on canvas signed lower left: 24 × 18 cm.
Presented in an elegant gilded and ornate frame of the period. Dimensions: 36x30 cm.

Certificate of authenticity will be issued to the purchaser.

Easy delivery to China and Taiwan with minimal duties or none.
We have an office in Shanghai.

Our shipping charges include insurance to cover the estimate value of the work.

*Images shown in interiors are provided for illustration purposes. The apparent dimensions and proportions of the work may differ from its actual size.

Seller's Story

- France Art Gallery founded in 1977 - Specialist in Russian Art and Ancient Paintings - 19th and 20th Century Paintings. Every year, France Art Gallery organizes and participates in numerous art fairs and exhibitions in Europe and Asia: Paris, Moscow, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc.
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Hans Rudolf Richter (Austrian, 1920-1998) in the vein of Austrian painter Hermann Kern (1838-1912)

- A Fine Vintage - The Tyrolean bon vivant and his glass of liqueur - an interesting and humorous scene, oil on canvas
1950-1960 in the tradition of German-Austrian painting of the early 20th century

Rare and exceptional work for its attention to detail and the finesse of its execution.
Oil on canvas signed lower left: 24 × 18 cm.
Presented in an elegant gilded and ornate frame of the period. Dimensions: 36x30 cm.

Certificate of authenticity will be issued to the purchaser.

Easy delivery to China and Taiwan with minimal duties or none.
We have an office in Shanghai.

Our shipping charges include insurance to cover the estimate value of the work.

*Images shown in interiors are provided for illustration purposes. The apparent dimensions and proportions of the work may differ from its actual size.

Seller's Story

- France Art Gallery founded in 1977 - Specialist in Russian Art and Ancient Paintings - 19th and 20th Century Paintings. Every year, France Art Gallery organizes and participates in numerous art fairs and exhibitions in Europe and Asia: Paris, Moscow, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc.
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Details

Artist
Hans Rudolf Richter (1920-1998)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
A Fine Vintage - Le bon Vivant Tyrolien et son Verre de Liquoreux
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Austria
Year
1950
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Brown
Height
36 cm
Width
30 cm
Depiction/theme
Interior scene
Style
Impressionism
Period
1950-1960
FranceVerified
3192
Objects sold
100%
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