Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
Detail view
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
Detail view
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
Detail view
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
Image comparison: top left, steel table by Ernst Rauch after a drawing by Ludwig Lange // top right, colored lithograph by August Kolb
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
image comparison: above,colored lithography by August Kolb
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
side view
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
Detail view
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
oblique view from above
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
Side view from the back
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
inner shell
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll
Cup with a view of Nuremberg and the Crucifixion group of St. John's Cemetery facing into the church interior
around 1830
cup base
Bell-shaped cup (Anonymous porcelain painter) The design was based on a steel engraving by Ernst Rauch (1797 - c. 1854) after a drawing by Ludwig Lange (1808 - 1868). The steel engraving was copied verbatim in Views of Nuremberg and its Surroundings a collection of hand-colored lithographs. This colored version is attributed to August Kolb (1816 - 1876). Literature: The St. John's Cemetery in Historical Views, Meisters Auction House in the Cabinet, Nuremberg, 2018
Location: formerly the collection of Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nuremberg
photo 2018, Theo Noll