Italian school (XVII) - Hl. Josef mit Jesuskind – Mit historischer Binger Widmung von 1878 - No Reserve

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Hl. Josef with the Christ Child in a Baroque oil painting from the 17th century, an unsigned work from the Italian/Middle European school, oil on canvas, origin Netherlands, sold with frame, dimensions 55.5 x 43.5 cm, weighs 2.5 kg, requires restoration.

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Title
Baroque Oil Painting "St. Joseph with the Child Jesus" (circa 1700) – With historical Bingen dedication from 1878
Object data
• Technique: Oil on canvas
• Era: Baroque (circa 1700) – today about 325 years old.
• School: Italian/Mid-European School
• Motif: St. Joseph with the Child Jesus in swaddling clothes and angels in the background (chiaroscuro lighting).
• Dimensions of the painting: 54.5 × 40.0 cm
• Dimensions with frame: 55.5 × 43.5 cm
Condition
• Painting: Age-appropriate original condition. Authentic patina with fine craquelure and small losses in the paint layer.
• Canvas/ stretcher: In the 19th century (around 1878) professionally back-stretched at the edges (edges reinforced) and stretched on the original wooden key-framed stretcher. The stretcher is stable.
Provenance & inscription (back)
Sharp, original ink dedication in Kurrent handwriting dated 19 March 1878 (Feast of St. Joseph). The already historic Baroque image (at the time of the gift in 1878 about 180 years old) was given by Bingen high school students to their religion teacher.
• Donor: The First Communicants Johann Baptist Nohn and Philipp Heinrich Nohn (secondary school students in Bingen).
• Recipient: Chaplain Joseph Engelhardt (well-known Bingen church personality, president of the St. Rochus Brotherhood, later Mainz Cathedral Canon, d. 1928).
Wording of the inscription:
"Aus Dankbarkeit gewidmet am Feste des heil. Joseph 1878 ihrem verehrten und geliebten Religionslehrer Herrn Caplan Joseph Engelhardt die Erstcommunicanten Johann Baptist Nohn, Philipp Heinrich Nohn. Realschüler in Bingen."

Seller's Story

We sell art exclusively from our collection and inventory (collectors, estates, etc.). Over 5,000 clients value our expertise, which we have prepared in detail for this artwork to give you a solid basis for your bid in our auction. You are also welcome to view the object on-site in person after registering. We look forward to meeting you in person. Since 2009 we have sold nearly 16,000 works of art and we guarantee you outstanding service in handling your art purchase!
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Title
Baroque Oil Painting "St. Joseph with the Child Jesus" (circa 1700) – With historical Bingen dedication from 1878
Object data
• Technique: Oil on canvas
• Era: Baroque (circa 1700) – today about 325 years old.
• School: Italian/Mid-European School
• Motif: St. Joseph with the Child Jesus in swaddling clothes and angels in the background (chiaroscuro lighting).
• Dimensions of the painting: 54.5 × 40.0 cm
• Dimensions with frame: 55.5 × 43.5 cm
Condition
• Painting: Age-appropriate original condition. Authentic patina with fine craquelure and small losses in the paint layer.
• Canvas/ stretcher: In the 19th century (around 1878) professionally back-stretched at the edges (edges reinforced) and stretched on the original wooden key-framed stretcher. The stretcher is stable.
Provenance & inscription (back)
Sharp, original ink dedication in Kurrent handwriting dated 19 March 1878 (Feast of St. Joseph). The already historic Baroque image (at the time of the gift in 1878 about 180 years old) was given by Bingen high school students to their religion teacher.
• Donor: The First Communicants Johann Baptist Nohn and Philipp Heinrich Nohn (secondary school students in Bingen).
• Recipient: Chaplain Joseph Engelhardt (well-known Bingen church personality, president of the St. Rochus Brotherhood, later Mainz Cathedral Canon, d. 1928).
Wording of the inscription:
"Aus Dankbarkeit gewidmet am Feste des heil. Joseph 1878 ihrem verehrten und geliebten Religionslehrer Herrn Caplan Joseph Engelhardt die Erstcommunicanten Johann Baptist Nohn, Philipp Heinrich Nohn. Realschüler in Bingen."

Seller's Story

We sell art exclusively from our collection and inventory (collectors, estates, etc.). Over 5,000 clients value our expertise, which we have prepared in detail for this artwork to give you a solid basis for your bid in our auction. You are also welcome to view the object on-site in person after registering. We look forward to meeting you in person. Since 2009 we have sold nearly 16,000 works of art and we guarantee you outstanding service in handling your art purchase!
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Artist
Italian school (XVII)
Title of artwork
Hl. Josef mit Jesuskind – Mit historischer Binger Widmung von 1878 - No Reserve
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Needs restoration
Height
55.5 cm
Width
43.5 cm
Weight
2.5 kg
Period
17th century
Sold by
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Objects sold
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Rechtliche Informationen des Verkäufers

Unternehmen:
Art-Hizli
Repräsentant:
Volkan Hizli
Adresse:
Galerie Art-Hizli
Am Eichelberg 4b
35745 Herborn
GERMANY
Telefonnummer:
+4915238217334
Email:
hizliart@gmail.com
USt-IdNr.:
DE 342846774

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