Franz Schrenk (XX) - Study of a hare

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Study of a hare, an original oil painting by Franz Schrenk (XX) from Austria in the 1940s, depicting animals, sold with frame.

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Description from the seller

Impressionistic study of a hare was executed around 1930-1950 by Austrian academical painter Franz Schenk, who lived and worked in Gmünd / Upper Austria.

Inscription: signed lower right.

Technique: oil on fiver plate, framed.

Measurements: unframed 11 7/8" x 9 1/2" (30,3 x 24,3 cm), framed 14 3/4" x 11 7/8" ( 37,3 x 30,3 cm).

Condition: good.

Seller's Story

Fine Art Gallery "ALTE KUNST", the member of CINOA (International Confederation of Art and Antique Dealers Associations), associated member of Sotheby's. Alte Kunst specializes in buying and selling East and West European Art from the 17th to the middle of 20th centuries by international and local known artists. We have long years of experience selling artworks to major public museums and international private collectors. With a large private client base and bright specialization we offer a warm and correct environment for you to buy and sell fine art in our gallery in the heart of old Vienna. GUARANTEE: As with all the art that we sell, unless explicitly stated otherwise, the works/objects are guaranteed to be as described. At the request of the buyer to purchase will be attached the certificate of authenticy. Please note: most of the works that we offer, are old and NOT REPLICS, some of them have been restored or may have defects that come with age. In the descriptions we give our BEST opinion to the condition of the work. Please have in mind, that the frames of paintings will be shipped with the paintings together, but are not the object of sale, therefore the condition of the frames can not be 100% guaranteed.

Impressionistic study of a hare was executed around 1930-1950 by Austrian academical painter Franz Schenk, who lived and worked in Gmünd / Upper Austria.

Inscription: signed lower right.

Technique: oil on fiver plate, framed.

Measurements: unframed 11 7/8" x 9 1/2" (30,3 x 24,3 cm), framed 14 3/4" x 11 7/8" ( 37,3 x 30,3 cm).

Condition: good.

Seller's Story

Fine Art Gallery "ALTE KUNST", the member of CINOA (International Confederation of Art and Antique Dealers Associations), associated member of Sotheby's. Alte Kunst specializes in buying and selling East and West European Art from the 17th to the middle of 20th centuries by international and local known artists. We have long years of experience selling artworks to major public museums and international private collectors. With a large private client base and bright specialization we offer a warm and correct environment for you to buy and sell fine art in our gallery in the heart of old Vienna. GUARANTEE: As with all the art that we sell, unless explicitly stated otherwise, the works/objects are guaranteed to be as described. At the request of the buyer to purchase will be attached the certificate of authenticy. Please note: most of the works that we offer, are old and NOT REPLICS, some of them have been restored or may have defects that come with age. In the descriptions we give our BEST opinion to the condition of the work. Please have in mind, that the frames of paintings will be shipped with the paintings together, but are not the object of sale, therefore the condition of the frames can not be 100% guaranteed.

Details

Artist
Franz Schrenk (XX)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Study of a hare
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Austria
Condition
Good condition
Height
30.3 cm
Width
37.3 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/theme
Animals
Period
1940-1950
AustriaVerified
445
Objects sold
95%
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