Julius Lange (1817-1878), View of the Poseidon Temple near Cape Sounion in Greece, 19th century, Pencil drawing

Beschreibung: Julius Lange (1817 Darmstadt - 1878 München), View of the Poseidon Temple near Cape Sounion in Greece, 19th century, Pencil drawing on Paper

Technique: Pencil drawing on paper
Size: 33,9 x 20,9 cm | 13 1/3 x 8 1/4 in
Inscription: lower right monogrammed: "L". Verso: Additional sketch

Condition: Good condition, the old sheet of paper folded in the middle.

Description: Julius Lange was a pupil of Johann Wilhelm Schirmer and Karl Rottmann and was able to earn a good reputation in Munich, especially as a landscape painter. King Ludwig II acquired two landscapes for the Neue Pinakothek. According a inscription on the cover of the old portfolio, this one, as well as the remaining drawings by Julius Lange from our collection, originates from the estate of the writer and philosopher Moriz Carrière (1817-1895), who was also born in Hesse and lived in Munich).

Keywords: Romanticism, Landscape, Greece

Zustand: Good condition, the old sheet of paper folded in the middle. Hinweise: Romanticism, Landscape, Greece Abmessungen: 33,9 x 20,9 cm | 13 1/3 x 8 1/4 in Name des Künstlers: Julius Lange (1817-1878) Medium: Pencil drawing on paper