« Principal subjects are the horse, the hound, the hunt, and the game
before dramatically staged landscape settings
in the manner of the Netherlanders of the 17th century. »
U. Heise
in Allgemeines Künstler-Lexikon vol. 98 (2017), pp. 472 f.
JOHANN ELIAS RIDINGER
Ulm 1698 – Augsburg 1767
books · drawings · etchings · mezzotints · paintings
In the order of the catalogs raisonné
Thienemann & Stillfried and the Catalog of the Gutmann Collection (Schwarz)
unknown sheets placed in front, drawings integrated as far as possible
- A Badger Hunt
Hermann Menzler’s tone lithograph after Th. 157 - The Polecat, Squirrel, and Weasel
Unused rotogravure postcard after Th. 159 - Wild Ducks
Unused rotogravure postcard after Th. 160
The Master’s PERSONAL COPY
in proofs before corrections & numbering
Johann Elias Ridinger, Representation of the Fair Game with the respective Tracks and Traces, Goings, Get-offs, Turns, Flight, and other Signs more … (Th. 162-185)- The Otter Copy with book & printing plate :
Representation of the Fair Game in the first edition of the final state (Th. 162-185) - DAS EXEMPLAR. Documentation of the proofs of the “Lion Copy”
- The tracker
Ducitur ducit(ur)que vicissim — He guides and is guided in turn (Th. 162) - The King of the Animals in the Reddish-golden Brilliance of his Copper Printing Plate
Trace of the Lion. Fore Paw – Hind Paw
The original printing plate for Th. 163 - Stately 20-points Stag in Rutting Season (with the traces; Th. 166)
- “… Most Felicitous Representation”
Trace of a Game or Deer (Th. 167)
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Ridinger Experiences
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The Great Fact, Reading and Picture Book
In German. 2021. 29.7 × 21 cm. 340 pages. With 339 (180 color, 6 double/full-page each) illustrations. Laminated orig. boards in thread stitching. Photo brilliant print on 200 g paper. – Text in red & black. More …
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