Da sprach der Mensch: Das ist doch bein von meinen beinen, und fleisch von meinem fleisch. Man wird sie Männin heissen, darum, daß sie vom Manne.

Ridinger Johann Elias ( 1698 - 1767 ) Augsburg

Verlag: Artist: Ridinger Johann Elias ( - 1767 ) Augsburg issued in: Augsburg; - Johann Elias Ridinger ( 1698-1767 ) was a German animal painter engraver etcher and publisher The son of a father with a talent for drawing Ridinger was taught by Christoph Rasch (also Resch) in Ulm and Johann Falch (also Falk) in Augsburg and then continued his education in Regensburg where his fondness for hunting led him to study game at the court of Count Metternich After 1717 he undertook further studies at the Imperial City Academy of Georg Philipp Rugendas He later founded his own art publishing house in Augsburg where most of his works appeared In 1759 he became the director of the Academy of Arts His etched sheets which amount to about 1600 pieces depict anima, 1698

Technic: Copper print, colorit: black/white, condition: Tear on upper margin perfectly restored, size (in cm): 37,5 x 51,5 cm cm; - Illustration shows Eve entering the Garden of Eden to meet Adam and the many animals. Below text in German (Da sprach der Mensch: Das ist doch bein von meinen beinen, und fleisch von meinem fleisch. Man wird sie Männin heissen, darum, daß sie vom Manne genommen ist. Gen. 2. 23.) and French as well as Latin. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers DK0937_500

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Titel: Da sprach der Mensch: Das ist doch bein von ...
Verlag: Artist: Ridinger Johann Elias ( - 1767 ) Augsburg issued in: Augsburg; - Johann Elias Ridinger ( 1698-1767 ) was a German animal painter engraver etcher and publisher The son of a father with a talent for drawing Ridinger was taught by Christoph Rasch (also Resch) in Ulm and Johann Falch (also Falk) in Augsburg and then continued his education in Regensburg where his fondness for hunting led him to study game at the court of Count Metternich After 1717 he undertook further studies at the Imperial City Academy of Georg Philipp Rugendas He later founded his own art publishing house in Augsburg where most of his works appeared In 1759 he became the director of the Academy of Arts His etched sheets which amount to about 1600 pieces depict anima
Erscheinungsdatum: 1698