Plafond

Institution

Schola Graphidis Art Collection, Hungarian University of Fine Arts - High School of Visual Arts, Budapest

Object description:

The chromolithograph represents a painted ceiling decoration in Renaissance style, as part of the print series titled Deutsches Maler-Journal. The compilation of high quality chromolithographs and heliotypes was published in more booklets between 1877 and 1894. The ornamental prints depicting different details of ceilings, staircases, wall decorations, painted wood- and marble-like surfaces to serve as historic examples for the architects, the painters, the sculptors, the craftsmen, as well as for the professors and students of the art and industrial education.
Gnauth, Adolf: Plafond. Deutsches Maler-Journal : Plafonds, Vestibule, Treppenhauser, Wanddecorationen, Sgraffiten, Holz- und Marmor-Malerei, Blumen, Alphabete, Schilder, Embleme, Plakate etc. Stuttgart : W. Spemann, [1877-1894] 1. Band, Tafel 12. © Schola Graphidis Art Collection, Hungarian University of Fine Arts - High School of Visual Arts, Budapest

Object/Work type:

Cultural Heritage type:

Visual Works (hierarchy name)

Location:

Hungary - Hungary

Object measurements:

41 x 29 cm

Creation

designed by Gnauth, Adolf (1840-1884) (architect)

Date: [1877-1894] Historicism

Production

lithographed by Seeger, M. (lithographer)

Material/Technique: chromolithography

Publication

published by Spemann, Wilhelm (publishing house)

Subject/theme:

ornaments, architecture, interior decoration

Resource

Rights Type:  

Record

Source: Schola Graphidis Art Collection, Hungarian University of Fine Arts - High School of Visual Arts, Budapest

Identifier: 5099