Ruthart, Carl (Danzig 1630? – Aquila 1703). A Stag which is Attacked by two Leopards. A third gives chase to the deer. Etching by Johann Heinrich Tischbein II (Haina, Hess, 1742 – Cassel 1808). 19.2 x 23.9 cm.
Sheet 4 of the 1827 Tischbein set of the “Fair Game” Nagler 44 – Lindner 11.2083.01; Schwerdt III, 173 – as a compilation mounted in points of throughout old till earlier impressions, here in the cleaned copy of the collection of the legendary railroad king DR. STROUSBERG , Berlin.

Suspense-packed sheet , reverse equal-sized to Ruthart’s etching Hollstein 3. On reciprocal influences of the “Flemish trained C. A. Ruthard” (Gerson) following especially Fyt and Snyders see more recently Fred G. Meijer in OUD HOLLAND CIV, 331 ff. To the opinion here unjustly put up for discussion in favor of Ruthart also two of the remaining four Petersburg Ridinger paintings (The Hermitage Catalogue of Western European Painting vol. XIV, nos. 286 + 287). – On three sides completely and above partly trimmed on platemark. At three of the former little mounting spots at the back a little thin. Pinhead small hole.
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Please see Johann Heinrich Tischbein’s
collection of 170 etchings & aquatints after drawings
as showcase copy in the red leather binding of the ridinger gallery niemeyer
„ Danke für den wunderbaren (Ridinger-)Scan … der meine Argumentation zur Verwechslung in der Staffierung der Porzellane dokumentarisch bestens belegt. Darf ich um Ihre Zustimmung bitten, ihn in meiner Arbeit zeigen zu dürfen? “
(Herr J. R., 7. Juni 2004)


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