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THBE. DERTINGER (*1816) after FOLTZ (*1805), Otto the contactor, around 1846,
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TimedMay 15, 2024 - May 26, 2024
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Ernst Dertinger (1816 - 1865 ibid.) after Philipp von Foltz (1805 Bingen - 1877 Munich): "Otto der Schütz A Rhenish History in Twelve Adventures", by Gottfried Kinkel, Otto II of Hesse, c. 1846, Steel engraving
Technique: Steel engraving on Paper
Inscription: Inscribed with the author's name and title "Gottfried Kinkel" at the top and bottom of the image; signed "Ph. Foltz inv. / E. Dertinger sc." below the image in the printing plate. Otto II of Hesse, called Otto the Contactor (*before 1322 - 1366 at Spangenberg Castle), was the son of Landgrave Heinrich II of Hesse and his wife Elisabeth. According to a legend that has been told since the 16th century, Otto, because his older brother Heinrich (who in truth did not exist) was destined to be the heir and he himself the clergyman, left his home and lived unrecognised as an archer at the count's court in Cleves. The material was adapted several times in poetry and music, the best-known adaptation being by Gottfried Kinkel: "Otto der Schütz. Eine rheinische Geschichte in zwölf Abenteuern", from 1846.
Date: c. 1846
Size: Paper: 14,2 cm x 9,0 cm (5,6 x 3,5 in), Depiction: 11,2 cm x 6,5 cm (4,4 x 2,6 in)
Keywords: 19th century, Romanticism, Portraits, Germany,
Very good condition. The sheet is slightly browned due to its age. The image makes a very good impression.Condition
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