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Albert Christoph Dies (Hanovre 1755-1822 Vienne), d'après Jacob Philippe Hackert, 1779 Vue ...
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Albert Christoph Dies (Hanovre 1755-1822 Vienne), d'après Jacob Philippe Hackert, 1779 Vue de la Basilique de Loreto ; Vue du Giornico le premier inscrit, signé et daté 'Vue de Loretto. d'après Ph. Hackert par A. C. Dies Rome 1779' (en haut à gauche) ; le deuxième localisé 'à Giornico, en montant le St. Gothard' (en haut à gauche), signé, daté et inscrit 'd'après Ph Hackert par A. C. Dies, Rome 1778' (en bas à gauche) une paire, pierre noire, plume et encre brune, lavis brun, sur papier the first inscribed, signed and dated 'Vue de Loretto. d'après Ph. Hackert par A. C. Dies Rome 1779' (upper left) ; the second inscribed 'à Giornico, en montant le St. Gothard' (upper left), signed, dated and inscribed 'd'après Ph Hackert par A. C. Dies, Rome 1778' (lower left) a pair, black chalk, pen, brown ink and wash on paper 34.1 x 45.7cm (13 7/16 x 18in). (2) Footnotes: In the late 1770s, Albert Christoph Dies produced a series of drawings after the works of Jacob Philipp Hackert (1737–1807). These works, depicting various Italian landscapes, capture the essence of Italy's picturesque scenery from the hills of Tuscany hills to the dramatic Amalfi coast. These Italian views by Dies are closely connected to the Grand Tour as they served as a more transportable souvenir for many tourists looking to bring home images of their time spent abroad. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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Albert Christoph Dies (Hanovre 1755-1822 Vienne), d'après Jacob Philippe Hackert, 1779 Vue de la Basilique de Loreto ; Vue du Giornico le premier inscrit, signé et daté 'Vue de Loretto. d'après Ph. Hackert par A. C. Dies Rome 1779' (en haut à gauche) ; le deuxième localisé 'à Giornico, en montant le St. Gothard' (en haut à gauche), signé, daté et inscrit 'd'après Ph Hackert par A. C. Dies, Rome 1778' (en bas à gauche) une paire, pierre noire, plume et encre brune, lavis brun, sur papier the first inscribed, signed and dated 'Vue de Loretto. d'après Ph. Hackert par A. C. Dies Rome 1779' (upper left) ; the second inscribed 'à Giornico, en montant le St. Gothard' (upper left), signed, dated and inscribed 'd'après Ph Hackert par A. C. Dies, Rome 1778' (lower left) a pair, black chalk, pen, brown ink and wash on paper 34.1 x 45.7cm (13 7/16 x 18in). (2) Footnotes: In the late 1770s, Albert Christoph Dies produced a series of drawings after the works of Jacob Philipp Hackert (1737–1807). These works, depicting various Italian landscapes, capture the essence of Italy's picturesque scenery from the hills of Tuscany hills to the dramatic Amalfi coast. These Italian views by Dies are closely connected to the Grand Tour as they served as a more transportable souvenir for many tourists looking to bring home images of their time spent abroad. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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