Mind Gottfried (8 results)
- Softcover
Seller: moluna, Greven, Germanymoluna
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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New.
More imagesPublished by Schroeder Berlins, 1861
- Hardcover
Seller: Hill Country Books, Ctr Sandwich, NH, U.S.A.Hill Country Books
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Text is clean. The 12 prints are foxed as usual. Binding is holding tight by spine letter is missing. Boards are soiled. Needs restoration.
Published by E. H. Schroeder, Berlin, 1861
- Softcover
- First Edition
Seller: Wallace & Clark, Booksellers, Katy, TX, U.S.A.Wallace & Clark, Booksellers
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Add to basketPrinted Paper Wrappers. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Mind, Gottfried. DER KATZEN-RAPHAEL. Berlin: E. H. Schroeder, 1861. First edition. 4to - 9" x 11-1/4". Original printed paper wrappers with some edge wear. 4 unnumbered leaves. 28pp. Illustrated with 12 engravings after Mind by L. Bellon, E. Eichens, F. Hegi, A. Hussen…er, R. Reyher and A. Schrodter. Gottfried Mind (1768-1814), was one of the most famous cases of an artistic savant of an earlier time. He could not read or write but displayed a remarkable talent for portraying cats, deer, rabbits, and other animals, as well as children, in drawings and watercolours. His talent for drawing cats brought him fame, as well as the title, "The Cats¿ Raphael" with one of his pictures of cats being purchased by King George IV of England. The German landscape painter C.H. Legel discovered Mind¿s talent as a draughtsman; Sigmund Freudenberger, at whose house he stayed, was his patron, and the art historian Wagner took a friendly interest in his work. He died in 1814 with only a few of his works published. The condition of the book is VERY GOOD. Rare. Mind, Gottfried (illustrator).
More imagesLanguage: German
Published by Leipzig, Gerhard Fleischer (1827)., 1827
- Softcover
Seller: Antiquariat an der Nikolaikirche, Leipzig, GermanyAntiquariat an der Nikolaikirche
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Add to basketquer 4°. OBroschur.. Condition: Befriedigend. 8 Seiten., Mit 10 lithographischen Tafeln., Der Einband berieben und mit Resten eines Aufklebers auf dem Buchrücken, handschriftliche Zahl auf Vorderdeckel, das Papier teils stärker stockfleckig und gilb, sonst gutes Exemplar des seltenen Buches. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 10…01.
Published by Bern um., 1830
Seller: Antiquariat Haufe & Lutz, Karlsruhe, BW, GermanyAntiquariat Haufe & Lutz
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Add to basketCa. 23,5 x 12,5 cm. Alt unter Passepartout montiert. Vgl. Hauswedell 846 (ähnliches Motiv). - Sehr schöne typische Kinderszene des berühmten Berner Tier- und Genremalers, der wegen seiner gelungenen Katzenzeichnungen "Katzen-Raffael" genannt wurde. - Dargestellt sind zehn Kinder in Schweizer Tracht. - Ein ähnliches Motiv ("Blind…ekuh-Spiel") wurde im 6. Jahrgang des Jugendkalenders von J. Bär (1839) veröffentlicht. Das vorliegende Blatt erschien, wie viele Aquarelle Minds in den 20er Jahren des vergangenen Jahrhunderts auch als Künstler-Postkarte. - "Unter den Genrebildern Mind's zeichnen sich vor allem die humorvollen Kinderspiele aus. Technisch machen Mind's Arbeiten alle einen sauberen und in den Farben harmonischen Eindruck" (C. Brun in ADB XXI, 765 f.). - Zu G. Mind siehe auch Thieme-Becker XXIV, 575. Sprache: deutsch.
Published by after 1800., 1800
Seller: Arader Galleries - AraderNYC, New York, NY, U.S.A.Arader Galleries - AraderNYC
Contact seller5-star sellerMIND, Gottfried (1768-1814). Lynx. after 1800. Single sheet, matted (7 x 7 inches). EXCEPTIONALLY FINE ORIGINAL WATERCOLOUR over graphite drawing of a Lynx. Provenance: from the collection of Marianne Gourary, her sale, Bloomsbury, 29th October, 2015, lot 182 A magnificent watercolour of a beautiful Lynx by the "Raphael of Cats"…, Swiss autistic savant, Mind, who devoted his life to drawing animals, and in particular felines in all their poses.
Published by J.P. Lamy 1816 approx (no date given), Berne, Basle & Lausanne, 1816
Seller: Abbey Antiquarian Books, Blockley, GLOS, United KingdomAbbey Antiquarian Books
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Add to basketCondition: Good. Hand-coloured aquatints (12) of children by Geofroi Mind engr. by [Ernst] Rauch mounted on printed titled brown art paper all but one with diamond or oval embossed blindstamp L.(Lamy) or JPL. Oblong quarto red roan with green diamond shaped onlay gilt, titled JEUX D'ENFANTS DE MIND, later red cloth slip case (sp…ine, corners & some parts of rear board repaired with leather & near matching gilt edge tooling) recased with new endpapers & large engraved label of Lamy laid down on older Free EP. Titlepage with stipple engraved vignette of Mind and his cat at work +[2]pp Foreword +[6]pp Life of Mind +12 plates mounted within rules with "Jeu d'Enfants Bernois, Mind del. & Rauch sc." on each and owner of the original picture on most. *This collection of 12 aquatints is the most charming of four published by Lamy and identical to the 3rd MIND-3 in the Helvetic Archives Gugelmann collection. They are: 1) Two boys and sled, no owner listed (black edge smudged into part of white of picture); 2) Girl riding on a boy with whip, Mr. Sigmond Wagner; 3) Four boys playing soldiers, owner as 2 (black edge smudged into mount only away from picture); 4) Boy riding goat, owner as 2 (outer edge of brown mount has minor tissue adhesion); 5) Line of 8 children, Comte Uxbridge; 6) Eleven children passing under a bridge made by 4 girls holding cloth, owner as 6; 7) Six sitting children pulled up by another & one watching, owner as 6 (small break-through at embossed stamp); 8) See-saw (Schaukeln), owner as 6 (only one without blindstamp); 9) Game of marbles, owner as 6 (2 corners torn where glued down without loss); 10) Whipping-tops with 9 children & dog (Kreiselspiel), owner as 6 (some light finger marks on white area 2cm old tear repaired without loss); 11) Girl in middle of circle, owner as 6 (sl. Crooked ?replaced on mount); 12) Ten children playing King of the Castle, Mr. J.J. Bacofen. Scarce complete set as published by Lamy in this collection, charming Berner Trachten, lively scenes of play. 1 volume. Hardcover.
Katze, die auf einem Hocker mit ihren drei Jungen spielt.
Mind, Gottfried - 1768 - Bern - 1814 - nach
- Art / Print / Poster
Seller: Galerie Joseph Fach GmbH, Oberursel im Taunus, GermanyGalerie Joseph Fach GmbH
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Add to basketCondition: sehr guter Zustand. Zeitgenöss. aquarellierte Aquatinta von F. Hegi (1774-1850), auf cremefarbenem Velin. 16,5:18,8 cm. Das Aquarell, nach dem diese Aquatintaradierung entstanden ist, befindet sich in der Albertina, Wien (Inv. Nr. 5941). Vergleichsliteratur: M. Gröning/M.L. Sternath, Die deutschen und Schweizer Zeichn…ungen des späten 18. Jahrhunderts. Wien/Köln/Weimar, 1997, Nr. 5631 mit Abb. Sowie Farbtafel S. LX. Mind erhielt seinen ersten Zeichenunterricht durch den Landschaftsmaler C.H. Legel (um 1775 in Bern tätig), anschließend durch den Genremaler S. Freudenberger (1745-1801) in Bern. Erst nach dem Tode Freudenbergers, dessen Zeichnungen er koloriert hatte, begann er seine Katzen-, Bären- und Kindergruppen, die er nun der Witwe Freudenbergers um geringen Lohn überließ. Körperlich und geistig vernachlässigt, daher von den Menschen gemieden, beschäftigte sich der arme Friedli' am liebsten mit seinen Freunden, den Katzen, für deren Beobachtung und Darstellung er einen feinen Blick u. eine geschickte Hand besaß". (Boetticher).
