Anton Zeller 1760-1840 Oil Painting Sotheby's Tag

Anton Zeller (Germany, 1760-1840). An antique oil painting on canvas. An allegorical work depicting two angel artist, one with a musical harp, and the other with paint brushes, posing on a stack of artist books about RAPHAEL TITIAN and CORREGE. Signed ZELLER p. 1818 at lower left corner. Work is presented in an antique gilt frame that retains a number 645 plaque at bottom center. Provenance: This item originated from a distinguished auction event hosted by Sotheby's in October 1995, designated as LOT 3851 at the Neues Schloss (New Castle), Baden-Baden, Germany. It was a part of the royal collection belonging to Margrave Max von Baden (1933-2022), a prominent figure in European aristocracy and the first cousin of Prince Charles III. This auction showcased a selection of valuable items from his esteemed collection.

Work Size: 25 x 19.5 in.

Dimensions: 31.25 X 28.25 X 3.25 in.

Condition: Fair overall antique condition, having moderate surface wear, color toning, craquelure and foxing throughout. Please bid accordingly. Frame having moderate storage wear and losses to corners and edges. Estate fresh to the market.

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