Walther Purschke (1924-2011) - Vier Männer beim Schach

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Walther Purschke’s oil painting “Vier Männer beim Schach”, dated 1970–1980, is a hand-signed, framed work from Germany measuring 84 × 94 cm.

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Description from the seller

Walther Purschke (1924–2011)

Four Men Playing Chess

Origin / Provenance:
Richard Keddi Gallery
Private collection, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Dimensions:
Overall dimensions: 84 x 94 cm
Image dimensions: 70 x 80 cm

Signature: Hand-signed “W. Purschke München” at the lower right
Frame: Yes
Medium: Oil on canvas

Style: In the style of 17th-century Dutch painting

Date: Second half of the 20th century

Condition:
Good condition, see photos

Item number: 387

Seller's Story

For more than ten years I have been working in the art market. I was trained in a gallery, and I also have many years of experience collaborating with major auction houses. I began with paintings. My focus to this day is on 19th and 20th century painting. In addition, porcelain from renowned manufacturers, sculptures, collectibles and selected handicrafts. The objects come from private ownership, from collections and from estates across Germany. Each piece is inspected and researched. For significant works, provenance and the history of the object are additionally examined. The descriptions are factual and precise. They specify signature, mark, technique, dimensions and condition, along with clear photos of the front and back. Large or fragile objects can be delivered by direct transport upon request. Pick-up is possible by arrangement. I answer questions about an object quickly, also gladly with additional detail photos.
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Walther Purschke (1924–2011)

Four Men Playing Chess

Origin / Provenance:
Richard Keddi Gallery
Private collection, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Dimensions:
Overall dimensions: 84 x 94 cm
Image dimensions: 70 x 80 cm

Signature: Hand-signed “W. Purschke München” at the lower right
Frame: Yes
Medium: Oil on canvas

Style: In the style of 17th-century Dutch painting

Date: Second half of the 20th century

Condition:
Good condition, see photos

Item number: 387

Seller's Story

For more than ten years I have been working in the art market. I was trained in a gallery, and I also have many years of experience collaborating with major auction houses. I began with paintings. My focus to this day is on 19th and 20th century painting. In addition, porcelain from renowned manufacturers, sculptures, collectibles and selected handicrafts. The objects come from private ownership, from collections and from estates across Germany. Each piece is inspected and researched. For significant works, provenance and the history of the object are additionally examined. The descriptions are factual and precise. They specify signature, mark, technique, dimensions and condition, along with clear photos of the front and back. Large or fragile objects can be delivered by direct transport upon request. Pick-up is possible by arrangement. I answer questions about an object quickly, also gladly with additional detail photos.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Walther Purschke (1924-2011)
Title of artwork
Vier Männer beim Schach
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Good condition
Height
84 cm
Width
94 cm
Style
Classical
Period
1970-1980
GermanyVerified
720
Objects sold
100%
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