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LOT 173

Lot 173

Lodovic Tacheci (1871- ), Russian

Lodovic Tacheci (1871- ), Russian
Lot 173 Details
Lodovic Tacheci (1871- ), Russian

NYMBURK CITY HALL, CZECH REPUBLIC (ARCHITECT PLANS FOR THE CITY HALL)

Watercolour en grisaille with pencil heightened with white on thick paper; signed by the architect lower left, inscribed with presentation inscription dated 7 February 1897 in Czech lower left margin
Image 14.5 x 21 in — 36.8 x 53.3 cm

Estimate $400-$600

Realised: $192
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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Lodovic Tacheci (1871- ), Russian
  • Lodovic Tacheci (1871- ), Russian
  • Lodovic Tacheci (1871- ), Russian
Provenance:

Found in the attic of the Nymburk City Hall, Czech Republic about 30 years ago;
Gifted to the present Private Collection (his sister), Canada

CONDITION DETAILS

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