No. 105183354

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Hans Weiditz (after) - Messa di Massimiliano I d’Asburgo
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Hans Weiditz (after) - Messa di Massimiliano I d’Asburgo

An extraordinary opportunity to possess a masterpiece of historical graphic reproduction. This large-scale woodcut depicts Emperor Maximilian I of Habsburg attending Holy Mass, originally created by the Renaissance master Hans Weiditz. This specific print is an official, luxury facsimile printed in the late 19th or early 20th century by the prestigious Reichsdruckerei Berlin (The German State Printing House). Known worldwide for their near-perfect, museal reproductions of Old Master prints, "Reichsdrucke" editions are highly collectible in their own right due to their precise craftsmanship and historical value. The print features the authentic imperial composition with rich, dense ink lines and outstanding visual depth, carefully capturing the complex architectural lines of the chapel and the striking heraldic shields at the top. On the reverse side, the piece bears the official, clear publisher’s stamp: "Facsimile-Reproduction der Reichsdruckerei Berlin", certifying its elite provenance and manufacturing history. Technical Analysis & Condition Report:Artistic Quality: Museal grade facsimile. The precision of the woodcut lines perfectly mirrors the original 1519 masterpiece.Support: Heavy, high-quality historical rag/laid paper, selected by the state print house to match the look and feel of original Renaissance paper.Markings: Official circular stamp on verso (Reichsdruckerei Berlin). Complete Latin text in the lower plate. Condition: Excellent vintage/antique condition. The paper shows a gorgeous, uniform ivory toning with absolutely minimal signs of time. No tears, stains, or foxing affecting the image. A timeless piece of imperial history and German printing heritage, ready for high-end framing and display. Carta di pregio; Tecnica: Xilografia Facsimile / Reichsdruck (Facsimile Woodcut / Lithographic-Zincographic woodcut line replication); Epoca: Fine XIX Secolo (Circa 1890); Colore: Inchiostro nero su fondo avorio; Firma: Non presente (Timbro editoriale Reichsdruckerei sul retro). Il lotto sarà adeguatamente imballato e spedito con corrieri convenzionati e relativa tracciabilità online. Per questo lotto non si effettuano spedizioni fuori dalla Comunità Europea.

No. 105183354

No longer available
Hans Weiditz (after) - Messa di Massimiliano I d’Asburgo

Hans Weiditz (after) - Messa di Massimiliano I d’Asburgo

An extraordinary opportunity to possess a masterpiece of historical graphic reproduction. This large-scale woodcut depicts Emperor Maximilian I of Habsburg attending Holy Mass, originally created by the Renaissance master Hans Weiditz. This specific print is an official, luxury facsimile printed in the late 19th or early 20th century by the prestigious Reichsdruckerei Berlin (The German State Printing House). Known worldwide for their near-perfect, museal reproductions of Old Master prints, "Reichsdrucke" editions are highly collectible in their own right due to their precise craftsmanship and historical value. The print features the authentic imperial composition with rich, dense ink lines and outstanding visual depth, carefully capturing the complex architectural lines of the chapel and the striking heraldic shields at the top. On the reverse side, the piece bears the official, clear publisher’s stamp: "Facsimile-Reproduction der Reichsdruckerei Berlin", certifying its elite provenance and manufacturing history. Technical Analysis & Condition Report:Artistic Quality: Museal grade facsimile. The precision of the woodcut lines perfectly mirrors the original 1519 masterpiece.Support: Heavy, high-quality historical rag/laid paper, selected by the state print house to match the look and feel of original Renaissance paper.Markings: Official circular stamp on verso (Reichsdruckerei Berlin). Complete Latin text in the lower plate. Condition: Excellent vintage/antique condition. The paper shows a gorgeous, uniform ivory toning with absolutely minimal signs of time. No tears, stains, or foxing affecting the image. A timeless piece of imperial history and German printing heritage, ready for high-end framing and display. Carta di pregio; Tecnica: Xilografia Facsimile / Reichsdruck (Facsimile Woodcut / Lithographic-Zincographic woodcut line replication); Epoca: Fine XIX Secolo (Circa 1890); Colore: Inchiostro nero su fondo avorio; Firma: Non presente (Timbro editoriale Reichsdruckerei sul retro).
Il lotto sarà adeguatamente imballato e spedito con corrieri convenzionati e relativa tracciabilità online. Per questo lotto non si effettuano spedizioni fuori dalla Comunità Europea.

Bidding closed
David Elberg
Expert
Estimate € 150 - € 200

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