Ludwig Platzoder (1898-1976) - Natura morta con cappello





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Ludwig Platzoder (1898–1976) painted an oil on hardboard still life titled Natura morta con cappello, circa 1960, original edition, with frame; the composition measures 49.5 x 44 cm overall (frame) and 39 x 33 cm for the painting, signed Firmato, in good condition.
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Oil painting on hardboard created by the German artist Ludwig Platzöder, who lived from 1898 to 1976. The work is a evocative still life (“Stillleben”) depicting a traditional-style green hat resting on a red cloth, flanked by a brass horn and a mug, all enhanced by a gilded frame. The painting is regularly signed by the author in the lower right corner.
The dimensions of the work including the frame are 49.5 x 44 cm, while the painting alone measures 39 x 33 cm. The back of the piece shows the hardboard panel and the wooden frame structure, secured with corner brackets. The general conditions are related to the age of the object; we therefore invite interested parties to view the photographs carefully to assess the details and the state of conservation.
Note for buyers: the item falls within artworks, antiques and collectibles of historical importance placed on the EU market before 13/12/2024.
Oil painting on hardboard created by the German artist Ludwig Platzöder, who lived from 1898 to 1976. The work is a evocative still life (“Stillleben”) depicting a traditional-style green hat resting on a red cloth, flanked by a brass horn and a mug, all enhanced by a gilded frame. The painting is regularly signed by the author in the lower right corner.
The dimensions of the work including the frame are 49.5 x 44 cm, while the painting alone measures 39 x 33 cm. The back of the piece shows the hardboard panel and the wooden frame structure, secured with corner brackets. The general conditions are related to the age of the object; we therefore invite interested parties to view the photographs carefully to assess the details and the state of conservation.
Note for buyers: the item falls within artworks, antiques and collectibles of historical importance placed on the EU market before 13/12/2024.

