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A Fragment of a Painted Wooden Ceiling H. max. 23.5 cm. Wood, encaustic painting.Egypt, 3rd cent.
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A Fragment of a Painted Wooden Ceiling
H. max. 23.5 cm. Wood, encaustic painting.
Egypt, 3rd cent. A.D.
Female head in a tondo framed in varying shades of brown, viewed almost en face, the eyes gazing into the distance. Dark brown or black curls of frizzy hair around the forehead, temples and cheeks. Diadem with round centrepiece amid the curls on the crown; on the left ear a large hoop with ball-shaped pendant. Face primed almost white, but with a pink tinge on the cheeks; large eyes with dark lids and dark brown irises under long, finely drawn eyebrows; nose outlined in a dark colour. Bright red lips outlined in a darker shade. Short necklace of dark brown beads around the neck. Reverse smooth. The wooden tenons in the panel and two further mortises speak for the use of this work in a ceiling.
Provenance: Coll. A. and E. Offermann, Cologne (1965-2012). - Formerly priv. coll. in the Rhineland, Auktionshaus Plückbaum, Bonn, ca. 2009.
In size and composition almost identical, and in stylistic detail closely related, to the fragment of a painted ceiling in the Nicholson Museum, Sydney, inv. no. 79.01, see Cat. Frankfurt a. M. – 1999, 258 no. 163 with illus. Panels such as these were used to line the ceilings of rock-cut tombs, as evidenced by such a tomb in the Chargeh Oasis dating from the 2nd–3rd cent. A.D. Whether the figure portrayed is a personification or a portrait it is impossible to say with any certainty.
Starting Bid:
CHF: 2600
EUR (Approx.): 2100
USD (Approx.): 2600
Starting price: 2,600
Fragment einer bemalten Holzdecke
H. max. 23.5 cm. Holz, enkaustische Malerei.
Ägypten, 3. Jh.n.C.
Im Tondo mit Einfassung changierender Brauntöne weiblicher Kopf, fast frontal aus-, die Augen in die Ferne gerichtet. Krause, dunkelbraune bis schwarze Locken um Stirn, Schläfen und Wangen. Im lockigen Haupthaar Diadem mit rundem Mittelstück; am linken Ohr grosser Reif mit Kugelanhänger. Fast gänzlich weisse, an den Wangen rosa grundierten Gesichtshaut; unter breitem, fein auslaufendem Brauenstrich die grossen Augen mit dunklen Lidern und dunkelbrauner Iris; Nasenstrich dunkel aufgetragen. Dunkel konturierte Lippen heben sich hellrot ab. Um den Hals kurze Kette dunkelbrauner Kugelglieder. Rückseite glatt. Ein in die Fläche eingelasser Holzzapfen sowie zwei weitere Zapfenlöcher geben den Anhalt für die Verwendung als Deckenverkleidung.
Provenienz: Slg. A. u. E. Offermann, Köln (1965-2012). - Ehem. Rheinische Privatslg., Auktionshaus Plückbaum, Bonn, um 2009.
In Grösse und Bildaufbau fast identisch und stilistisch bis hin zu Details sehr verwandt das Fragment einer bemalten Decke aus dem Nicholson Museum, Sydney, Inv.-Nr. 79.01, s. Kat. Frankfurt a. M. - 1999, 258 Nr. 163 m. Abb. Mit solchen Tafeln wurden die Decken von Felsgräbern verkleidet, belegt u.a. durch ein Grab des 2.-3. Jhs. n.C. in der Chargeh-Oase. Ob es sich bei der Darstellung um einen Personifikation oder um ein Porträt handelt ist nicht definitiv zu klären.
Aufrufpreis:
CHF: 2600
EUR (Approx.): 2100
USD (Approx.): 2600
Aufrufpreis: 2.600
H. max. 23.5 cm. Wood, encaustic painting.
Egypt, 3rd cent. A.D.
Female head in a tondo framed in varying shades of brown, viewed almost en face, the eyes gazing into the distance. Dark brown or black curls of frizzy hair around the forehead, temples and cheeks. Diadem with round centrepiece amid the curls on the crown; on the left ear a large hoop with ball-shaped pendant. Face primed almost white, but with a pink tinge on the cheeks; large eyes with dark lids and dark brown irises under long, finely drawn eyebrows; nose outlined in a dark colour. Bright red lips outlined in a darker shade. Short necklace of dark brown beads around the neck. Reverse smooth. The wooden tenons in the panel and two further mortises speak for the use of this work in a ceiling.
Provenance: Coll. A. and E. Offermann, Cologne (1965-2012). - Formerly priv. coll. in the Rhineland, Auktionshaus Plückbaum, Bonn, ca. 2009.
In size and composition almost identical, and in stylistic detail closely related, to the fragment of a painted ceiling in the Nicholson Museum, Sydney, inv. no. 79.01, see Cat. Frankfurt a. M. – 1999, 258 no. 163 with illus. Panels such as these were used to line the ceilings of rock-cut tombs, as evidenced by such a tomb in the Chargeh Oasis dating from the 2nd–3rd cent. A.D. Whether the figure portrayed is a personification or a portrait it is impossible to say with any certainty.
Starting Bid:
CHF: 2600
EUR (Approx.): 2100
USD (Approx.): 2600
Starting price: 2,600
Fragment einer bemalten Holzdecke
H. max. 23.5 cm. Holz, enkaustische Malerei.
Ägypten, 3. Jh.n.C.
Im Tondo mit Einfassung changierender Brauntöne weiblicher Kopf, fast frontal aus-, die Augen in die Ferne gerichtet. Krause, dunkelbraune bis schwarze Locken um Stirn, Schläfen und Wangen. Im lockigen Haupthaar Diadem mit rundem Mittelstück; am linken Ohr grosser Reif mit Kugelanhänger. Fast gänzlich weisse, an den Wangen rosa grundierten Gesichtshaut; unter breitem, fein auslaufendem Brauenstrich die grossen Augen mit dunklen Lidern und dunkelbrauner Iris; Nasenstrich dunkel aufgetragen. Dunkel konturierte Lippen heben sich hellrot ab. Um den Hals kurze Kette dunkelbrauner Kugelglieder. Rückseite glatt. Ein in die Fläche eingelasser Holzzapfen sowie zwei weitere Zapfenlöcher geben den Anhalt für die Verwendung als Deckenverkleidung.
Provenienz: Slg. A. u. E. Offermann, Köln (1965-2012). - Ehem. Rheinische Privatslg., Auktionshaus Plückbaum, Bonn, um 2009.
In Grösse und Bildaufbau fast identisch und stilistisch bis hin zu Details sehr verwandt das Fragment einer bemalten Decke aus dem Nicholson Museum, Sydney, Inv.-Nr. 79.01, s. Kat. Frankfurt a. M. - 1999, 258 Nr. 163 m. Abb. Mit solchen Tafeln wurden die Decken von Felsgräbern verkleidet, belegt u.a. durch ein Grab des 2.-3. Jhs. n.C. in der Chargeh-Oase. Ob es sich bei der Darstellung um einen Personifikation oder um ein Porträt handelt ist nicht definitiv zu klären.
Aufrufpreis:
CHF: 2600
EUR (Approx.): 2100
USD (Approx.): 2600
Aufrufpreis: 2.600
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A Fragment of a Painted Wooden Ceiling
H. max. 23.5 cm. Wood, encaustic painting.
Egypt, 3rd cent. A.D.
Female head in a tondo framed in varying shades of brown, viewed almost en face, the eyes gazing into the distance. Dark brown or black curls of frizzy hair around the forehead, temples and cheeks. Diadem with round centrepiece amid the curls on the crown; on the left ear a large hoop with ball-shaped pendant. Face primed almost white, but with a pink tinge on the cheeks; large eyes with dark lids and dark brown irises under long, finely drawn eyebrows; nose outlined in a dark colour. Bright red lips outlined in a darker shade. Short necklace of dark brown beads around the neck. Reverse smooth. The wooden tenons in the panel and two further mortises speak for the use of this work in a ceiling.
Provenance: Coll. A. and E. Offermann, Cologne (1965-2012). - Formerly priv. coll. in the Rhineland, Auktionshaus Plückbaum, Bonn, ca. 2009.
In size and composition almost identical, and in stylistic detail closely related, to the fragment of a painted ceiling in the Nicholson Museum, Sydney, inv. no. 79.01, see Cat. Frankfurt a. M. – 1999, 258 no. 163 with illus. Panels such as these were used to line the ceilings of rock-cut tombs, as evidenced by such a tomb in the Chargeh Oasis dating from the 2nd–3rd cent. A.D. Whether the figure portrayed is a personification or a portrait it is impossible to say with any certainty.
Starting Bid:
CHF: 2600
EUR (Approx.): 2100
USD (Approx.): 2600
Starting price: 2,600
Fragment einer bemalten Holzdecke
H. max. 23.5 cm. Holz, enkaustische Malerei.
Ägypten, 3. Jh.n.C.
Im Tondo mit Einfassung changierender Brauntöne weiblicher Kopf, fast frontal aus-, die Augen in die Ferne gerichtet. Krause, dunkelbraune bis schwarze Locken um Stirn, Schläfen und Wangen. Im lockigen Haupthaar Diadem mit rundem Mittelstück; am linken Ohr grosser Reif mit Kugelanhänger. Fast gänzlich weisse, an den Wangen rosa grundierten Gesichtshaut; unter breitem, fein auslaufendem Brauenstrich die grossen Augen mit dunklen Lidern und dunkelbrauner Iris; Nasenstrich dunkel aufgetragen. Dunkel konturierte Lippen heben sich hellrot ab. Um den Hals kurze Kette dunkelbrauner Kugelglieder. Rückseite glatt. Ein in die Fläche eingelasser Holzzapfen sowie zwei weitere Zapfenlöcher geben den Anhalt für die Verwendung als Deckenverkleidung.
Provenienz: Slg. A. u. E. Offermann, Köln (1965-2012). - Ehem. Rheinische Privatslg., Auktionshaus Plückbaum, Bonn, um 2009.
In Grösse und Bildaufbau fast identisch und stilistisch bis hin zu Details sehr verwandt das Fragment einer bemalten Decke aus dem Nicholson Museum, Sydney, Inv.-Nr. 79.01, s. Kat. Frankfurt a. M. - 1999, 258 Nr. 163 m. Abb. Mit solchen Tafeln wurden die Decken von Felsgräbern verkleidet, belegt u.a. durch ein Grab des 2.-3. Jhs. n.C. in der Chargeh-Oase. Ob es sich bei der Darstellung um einen Personifikation oder um ein Porträt handelt ist nicht definitiv zu klären.
Aufrufpreis:
CHF: 2600
EUR (Approx.): 2100
USD (Approx.): 2600
Aufrufpreis: 2.600
H. max. 23.5 cm. Wood, encaustic painting.
Egypt, 3rd cent. A.D.
Female head in a tondo framed in varying shades of brown, viewed almost en face, the eyes gazing into the distance. Dark brown or black curls of frizzy hair around the forehead, temples and cheeks. Diadem with round centrepiece amid the curls on the crown; on the left ear a large hoop with ball-shaped pendant. Face primed almost white, but with a pink tinge on the cheeks; large eyes with dark lids and dark brown irises under long, finely drawn eyebrows; nose outlined in a dark colour. Bright red lips outlined in a darker shade. Short necklace of dark brown beads around the neck. Reverse smooth. The wooden tenons in the panel and two further mortises speak for the use of this work in a ceiling.
Provenance: Coll. A. and E. Offermann, Cologne (1965-2012). - Formerly priv. coll. in the Rhineland, Auktionshaus Plückbaum, Bonn, ca. 2009.
In size and composition almost identical, and in stylistic detail closely related, to the fragment of a painted ceiling in the Nicholson Museum, Sydney, inv. no. 79.01, see Cat. Frankfurt a. M. – 1999, 258 no. 163 with illus. Panels such as these were used to line the ceilings of rock-cut tombs, as evidenced by such a tomb in the Chargeh Oasis dating from the 2nd–3rd cent. A.D. Whether the figure portrayed is a personification or a portrait it is impossible to say with any certainty.
Starting Bid:
CHF: 2600
EUR (Approx.): 2100
USD (Approx.): 2600
Starting price: 2,600
Fragment einer bemalten Holzdecke
H. max. 23.5 cm. Holz, enkaustische Malerei.
Ägypten, 3. Jh.n.C.
Im Tondo mit Einfassung changierender Brauntöne weiblicher Kopf, fast frontal aus-, die Augen in die Ferne gerichtet. Krause, dunkelbraune bis schwarze Locken um Stirn, Schläfen und Wangen. Im lockigen Haupthaar Diadem mit rundem Mittelstück; am linken Ohr grosser Reif mit Kugelanhänger. Fast gänzlich weisse, an den Wangen rosa grundierten Gesichtshaut; unter breitem, fein auslaufendem Brauenstrich die grossen Augen mit dunklen Lidern und dunkelbrauner Iris; Nasenstrich dunkel aufgetragen. Dunkel konturierte Lippen heben sich hellrot ab. Um den Hals kurze Kette dunkelbrauner Kugelglieder. Rückseite glatt. Ein in die Fläche eingelasser Holzzapfen sowie zwei weitere Zapfenlöcher geben den Anhalt für die Verwendung als Deckenverkleidung.
Provenienz: Slg. A. u. E. Offermann, Köln (1965-2012). - Ehem. Rheinische Privatslg., Auktionshaus Plückbaum, Bonn, um 2009.
In Grösse und Bildaufbau fast identisch und stilistisch bis hin zu Details sehr verwandt das Fragment einer bemalten Decke aus dem Nicholson Museum, Sydney, Inv.-Nr. 79.01, s. Kat. Frankfurt a. M. - 1999, 258 Nr. 163 m. Abb. Mit solchen Tafeln wurden die Decken von Felsgräbern verkleidet, belegt u.a. durch ein Grab des 2.-3. Jhs. n.C. in der Chargeh-Oase. Ob es sich bei der Darstellung um einen Personifikation oder um ein Porträt handelt ist nicht definitiv zu klären.
Aufrufpreis:
CHF: 2600
EUR (Approx.): 2100
USD (Approx.): 2600
Aufrufpreis: 2.600
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the organizer of the auction sale. The buyer recognizes by his participation this exclusive right of the court of Basle-Stadt and
of its jurisdiction. The auction and all consequent sales are held under Swiss jurisdiction excluding the Convention of International Sale
of Goods (CISG). All parties recognize the exclusive choice of Swiss jurisdiction with any matter
arising from the organisation and performance of the auction sale.
In all other respects, the conditions are those customary for auction sales held in Basle.
The German version of the conditions of sale is definite and legally binding in the event of any disputes.
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Auctions of Art and Antiquities.
The adjudication of the lot is payable in Swiss currency immediately after the sale. A buyer’s premium of 25% on the hammer price is
charged.
Delivery in Switzerland:
• In addition to this the Swiss VAT of 8% is charged on both the hammer price and the buyer’s premium.
• Exception: For lot numbers marked with a star, the Swiss VAT is charged only on the buyer’s premium.
Delivery abroad:
• The Swiss VAT on the hammer price and on the buyer’s premium is refunded after receipt of the official export papers
provided by Swiss customs.
Foreign and Swiss customs, duty and other fees are borne by the buyer. It is the responsibility of the buyer to comply with Swiss and
foreign exchange regulations. The organizer of the auction declines all responsibility for any consequences arising from contravention of
such regulations. All objects have been checked by the Art Loss Register and are not reported as stolen.
Purchases will be dispatched in the buyer’s name and at his expense and risk as soon as possible upon receipt of full payment. An interest
of 1.5% per month will be charged for delayed payments after 30 days. These conditions are valid for all objects included in this
catalogue.
Objects that are not collected within 30 days after the auction can be stored in a warehouse without prior notification of the buyer and
at his cost and risk.
Bidders and visitors are kindly requested to disclose their identity before the auction and to sign and register. The organizer of the auction
reserves the right to ask for a banking reference or any other guarantee.
The descriptions given in this catalogue are all set out in good faith, nevertheless their accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The pieces are sold
in the condition at the time of the acceptance of bid. All liability for any damage or loss during transportation is excluded. Insurance
during transportation is at the buyer’s responsibility. Complaints regarding the authenticity of a piece or other substantiated complaints
are to be made in writing to the organizer of the auction at its legal seat in 4142 Münchenstein, Münchstrasse 30, Switzerland within
fourteen days after receipt of the purchased items and the latest 30 days after adjudication. Any other complaints are to be made in
writing to the organizer of the auction within eight days after receipt of the purchased items and the latest 30 days after adjudication.
ANY COMPLAINTS MADE LATER CANNOT BE CONSIDERED FURTHER.
Every buyer is personally liable for all purchases made; he cannot claim to act for a third party or person. The buyer is liable for any
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clearance of the respective bank. For each cheque, an additional charge of CHF 50.- applies.
The sale will proceed in the order of the numbers of the catalogue, which can be modified by the auctioneer without giving reason. The
highest bid goes to the buyer upon approval by the Gantleitung, the local auctioneer’s Basel authority. It is its discretion to accept a bid
or to refuse it. The auction house reserves the right to refuse a bid without stating reasons. The auction house excludes any responsibility.
Written bids will be adjudicated one step above the highest bid in the auction room.
Registering and/or written bids or bids at the sale imply unconditional acceptance of all conditions of sale. All bids will be carried out
in good faith.
WRITTEN BIDS BELOW THE STARTING BID CANNOT BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT in most cases.
Orders must be received at least 24 hours before the sale in writing by fax with the enclosed separate order. Orders by post
must arrive 4 days before the auction. Telephone bidding is only possible through our services calling at an agreed time
during the auction sale. This service has to be confirmed by the bidder by a written order prior to the auction. The auction
house declines all responsibility in case the bidder cannot be reached. Bids by e-mail are only accepted with a scan of the
signed bidding form. Internet bids are made at the sole risk of the bidder. The auction house excludes any liability, including
technical problems.
The business is done at the place of auction in Basle, which is therefore the place of performance of the transaction and of the
court of jurisdiction. The courts of the canton Basel-Stadt are exclusively responsible for all litigations between the buyer and
the organizer of the auction sale. The buyer recognizes by his participation this exclusive right of the court of Basle-Stadt and
of its jurisdiction. The auction and all consequent sales are held under Swiss jurisdiction excluding the Convention of International Sale
of Goods (CISG). All parties recognize the exclusive choice of Swiss jurisdiction with any matter
arising from the organisation and performance of the auction sale.
In all other respects, the conditions are those customary for auction sales held in Basle.
The German version of the conditions of sale is definite and legally binding in the event of any disputes.
