Zasche Ivan: Park Jurjaves

Name: Park Jurjaves
Price: 1300.00 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Zasche Ivan

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Author: Zasche Ivan
Publisher: Carl Gerold & Sohn
Availability: Available
Condition: Dobro
Code: 36178

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Park Jurjaves

Zasche Ivan

Summary

Ivan Zasche: Jurjaves Park

the copy has a dedication

Complete edition with all lithographs.

In 1852, the then Archbishop of Zagreb Haulik ordered a series of lithographs of Jurjavas Park, today's Maksimir, from the painter Ivan Zasche (1826-1863). Jurjaves Park (Maksimir) had just been completed, so the archbishop wanted immortalize his work and, according to the fashion of that time, publish an album of lithographs with motifs from Maksimir Park. Zasche created a wonderful album consisting of 10 pages. the preface, the fold-out plan of the Masimir park, the title page with an attractive lithograph of Zagreb and another 11 different lithographs of the park, most of which are still recognizable today. He made the sketches for the lithography in Zagreb, and the album was printed in Vienna at that time in one of the best printers. Zasche's album is probably the most beautiful and one of the most important works dedicated to the city of Zagreb. The album in question was printed in a limited series.

Lithographs:

1.) Ansicht der Metropolitankirche und Erzbischöflichen Residenz von Agram in Croatien

2.) Haupteingang des Parkes Jurjaves nachst Agram in Croatien

3.) Ansicht vom Landmadchen aus

4.) Aussicht von Ersten Stock des Kioskes

5.) Fernsicht vom Gipfel des Kioske's

6.) Das Schweizerhaus und dessen aussicht gegen das gebirge

7.) Aussicht aus der Stilleh-hutte

8.) Aussicht vom Bellevue

9.) Aussicht vom Sommerhause

10.) Ansicht des unteren Teiches

11.) Das Dahlien-Thal