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Franc Caucig 1755-1828. Drawings from the Narodna Galerija, Ljublana 19 October 1984-25 January 1985. Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
Seller: Hatt Rare Books ILAB & CINOA, Hägersten, Sweden
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Pictorial wrappers. As new. Provenance: Ulf Cederlöf (1948-2021), chief curator of prints and drawings at the Nationalmuseum, Stockholm. With a typed letter from Jane A. Munro at the Fitzwilliam to Ragnar von Holten, Nationalmuseum, dated 1984. She writes that the catalogue is intended for Cederlöf, or "your colleague who is working on Sergel and his circle". [Cambridge 1984.] 8vo. [ii] + 62 pp. With biography, bibliography, catalogue (62 entries) and 62 illustrations in black & white. The first exhibition of Caucig's drawings in Britain. Caucig (Franz Caucig / Franco Caucig / Francesco Caucig / Franc Kav i / Fran iek Caucig) was a Neoclassical painter and draughtsman of Slovene origin. He is one of the best representatives of Central European Neoclassicism.
