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LOT 306

Lot 306

Karl vel Charles Marchand Kaufmann (1843-1901)

Karl vel Charles Marchand Kaufmann (1843-1901)
Lot 306 Details
Karl vel Charles Marchand Kaufmann (1843-1901), Austrian

SCENE ON THE DANUBE, VIENNA, 1875

Oil on canvas laid down to masonite, the verso covered with canvas; signed with pseudonym "C. Marchand" and dated indistinctly 1875 at Vienne lower right
18 x 31.75 in — 45.7 x 77.5 cm

Estimate $2,000-$3,000

Realised: $960
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Karl vel Charles Marchand Kaufmann (1843-1901)
  • Karl vel Charles Marchand Kaufmann (1843-1901)
  • Karl vel Charles Marchand Kaufmann (1843-1901)
Provenance:

With Atelier Daniel Master Framer, Montreal, Quebec

Note:

Kaufmann would frequently sign his paintings with pseudonyms, including Charles Marchand or 'C. Marchand' as shown on this work

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