Albrecht Bruck Signed Wartburg Castle, Eisenach, Germany Etching In Gold & Black Frame 31.5" x 25.5"
SKU 53898
$185.00
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Description: Albrecht Bruck Signed Wartburg Castle, Eisenach, Germany Etching In Gold & Black Frame
Condition: In good condition for its age. There is a small bit of water damage on the bottom of the paper near the signatures (didn't affect the writing/ signatures). The frame also has some scuffs and cracks on the inner border, most likely from age but isn't affecting the structural integrity.
Details: Theres a few notes on the back of the etching. One says that this piece was brought back from Germany as a gift in 1931 - about to be antique. There is also a paper describing the artist's history and the small etching in the margin of the paper. It's of the entrance of the castle which was prominent in his work.
Condition: In good condition for its age. There is a small bit of water damage on the bottom of the paper near the signatures (didn't affect the writing/ signatures). The frame also has some scuffs and cracks on the inner border, most likely from age but isn't affecting the structural integrity.
Details: Theres a few notes on the back of the etching. One says that this piece was brought back from Germany as a gift in 1931 - about to be antique. There is also a paper describing the artist's history and the small etching in the margin of the paper. It's of the entrance of the castle which was prominent in his work.