Fritz Dinger (11 results)

Orig.-Kupferstich von Fritz Dinger nach einem Gemälde von F. P. Hiddemann, 1866. - Motiv: 34 x 46 auf Blatt: 56 x 65,5 cm. - Gerahmt hinter Glas in einem dunkelrot-braunen Orig.-Schellackrahmen d. Zt. (dieser bestoßen u. mit kl. Fehlstellen). * Dinger (Solingen-Wald 1827 - 1904 Düsseldorf) war ein deutscher Maler und Kupferstecher. "1849 kam er an die Kunstakademie Düsseldorf und wurde dort unter anderem Schüler von Joseph von Keller. 1856 verließ Dinger die Kunstakademie und eröffnete in Düsseldorf ein eigenes Atelier. Dort arbeitete er als freischaffender Künstler bis zum Ausbruch des Deutsch-Französischen Krieges. Bekannt wurde Dinger für seine kongeniale Umsetzung von Gemälden als Kupferstiche" (vgl. Wikipedia). - Hiddemann (Düsseldorf 1829 - 1892 ebenda), "erlernte den Beruf des Lithografen und wurde (anschließend) Schüler an der Kunstakademie seiner Heimatstadt. Dort war er u. a. Schüler von Theodor Hildebrandt und Wilhelm von Schadow und gehörte auch der Düsseldorfer Malerschule an. 1856 beendete Hiddemann dieses Studium und trat noch im selben Jahr eine längere Studienreise an, welche ihn durch Frankreich, Belgien und die Niederlande führten. In seinen Frühwerk dominierten mehr die historischen Sujets; später wandte er sich verstärkt der Genremalerei zu. Dabei thematisierte Hiddemann oft Volksszenen aus seiner Heimat Westfalen." (vgl. Wikipedia). - Blattränder minimal lichtgebräunt und mit kleinem Fleck auf dem oberen Blattrand.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Portrait of Maximilian of Lorch. Born in Celje, Slovenia. Died 284 AD in Celje, Slovenia. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), after Franz Ittenbach (1813-1879), c. 1860. Good condition. Paper slightly soiled. Verso: blank. Dimensions: 103 x 62 mm. Maximilian of Lorch was Saint, Missionary, Martyr, and "Maximilian of Celeia". c. 1860. Print.

No Binding. Condition: Fair. Portrait of Odile of Alsace. Born c. 660 in possibly Obernai, France. Died 720 in Mont Sainte-Odile, France. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), after Joseph Anton Nikolaus Settegast (1813-1890), c. 1860. Reasonable condition. Paper a bit soiled, with some faint spotting and small staining. Verso: blank. Dimensions: 99 x 59 mm. Odile of Alsace was Saint, Abbess, "Odilia", "Ottilia", Abbess of Hohenburg, Patroness of good eyesight, and Patroness of Alsace. c. 1860. Print.

No Binding. Condition: Fair. Portrait of Mary, mother of Jesus. Born c. 18 BC. Died after c. 30/33 AD. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), after Pietro Perugino (c. 1448 - 1523), c. 1860. Reasonable condition. Paper with some minor spotting/small staining. Verso: blank. Note: portrayed holding her son Jesus. Dimensions: 100 x 58 mm. Mary, mother of Jesus was Saint, Mother of Jesus, Virgin, and The holiest and greatest saint. c. 1860. Print.

No Binding. Condition: Fair. Portrait of Mary Magdalene. Born in Ancient Magdala, Holy Land. Died 1st century AD. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), c. 1860. Reasonable condition. Paper with overall, but faint spotting. Verso: blank. Dimensions: 104 x 78 mm. Mary Magdalene was Saint, "Apostle to the Apostles", and Traveled with Jesus as one of his followers. c. 1860. Print.

No Binding. Condition: Fair. Portrait of Gudula of Brabant. Born c. 646. Died c. 680-714 in Hamme, Belgium. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), after Johann August Wilhelm Sohn (1829-1899), c. 1860. Reasonable condition. Paper with some minor spotting. Verso: blank. Dimensions: 93 x 54 mm. Gudula of Brabant was Saint, Patroness of Brussels, and Patroness of single laywomen. c. 1860. Print.

No Binding. Condition: Fair. Portrait of Suitbert of Kaiserswerth. Born c. 637 in Northumbria, England. Died 713 in Kaiserswerth (Dusseldorf), Germany. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), after Joseph Kehren (1817-1880), c. 1860. Reasonable condition. Paper with some minor spotting/small staining. Verso: blank. Dimensions: 100 x 58 mm. Suitbert of Kaiserswerth was Saint, Missionary, Patron saint of Germany, "Suitbert", "Suidbert", "Suitbertus", "Swithbert", and "Swidbert". c. 1860. Print.

No Binding. Condition: Fair. Portrait of Apollinaris of Ravenna. Born 1st Century AD in ancient Antioch, Turkey. Died 2nd Century AD in Ravenna, Italy. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), after Joseph Anton Nikolaus Settegast (1813-1890), c. 1860. Reasonable condition. Paper a bit soiled, with some minor, faint to very faint spotting. Verso: blank. Dimensions: 99 x 60 mm. Apollinaris of Ravenna was Bishop, Saint, Martyr, Patron saint against epilepsy, Patron saint against gout, Patron saint of Emilia-Romagna, Patron saint of Aachen, patron saint of Burtscheid, Patron saint of Dusseldorf, Patron saint of Ravenna, and Patron saint of Remagen. c. 1860. Print.

No Binding. Condition: Fair. Portrait of Ludger. Born 742 in Zuilen, The Netherlands. Died 809 in Billerbeck, Germany. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), after Johann August Wilhelm Sohn (1829-1899), c. 1860. Reasonable condition. Paper with some minor spotting. Verso: blank. Dimensions: 93 x 53 mm. Ludger was Bishop, Saint, Missionary, Bishop of Munster, Founder of Werden Abbey, The first bishop of Munster, "Apostle of Saxony", Patron saint of Groningen, Patron saint of Deventer, Patron saint of East Frisia, Patron saint of the Diocese of Munster, and Patron saint of Werden. c. 1860. Print.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Portrait of Jesus of Nazareth. Born c. 4 BC in Bethlehem, Israel. Died c. 30 AD in Jerusalem, Israel. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), after Joseph Anton Nikolaus Settegast (1813-1890), c. 1860. Good condition. Paper slightly soiled. Some very minor spotting. Verso: blank. Note: portrayed during the raising of Lazarus. Dimensions: 92 x 114 mm. c. 1860. Print.

No Binding. Condition: Fair. Portrait of Mary, mother of Jesus. Born c. 18 BC. Died after c. 30/33 AD. Steel engraving by Fritz Dinger (1827-1904), after Pinturicchio (1454-1513), c. 1860. Reasonable condition. Paper with some faint to very faint spotting/small staining. Verso: blank. Dimensions: 120 x 74 mm. Mary, mother of Jesus was Saint, Mother of Jesus, Virgin, and The holiest and greatest saint. c. 1860. Print.