Portrait, Hand-written pencil: on underlying cardboard: Portrait of Baroness Jeszenszky-Zichy  And: Vice. Schramm = Victor Schramm, also Viktor Schramm (1865-1929)  Below portrait, centrally placed is dry stamp by famous artist and photographer Franz Hanfstaengl (1804-1877)  We were unable to identify baroness Jeszenszky. Both, the family names of Jeszenszky and Zichy are Hungarian nobility. With the dry stamp of Hanfstaengl on the photographic portrait, this photograph must have been taken before his
Portrait, Hand-written pencil: on underlying cardboard: Portrait of Baroness Jeszenszky-Zichy  And: Vice. Schramm = Victor Schramm, also Viktor Schramm (1865-1929)  Below portrait, centrally placed is dry stamp by famous artist and photographer Franz Hanfstaengl (1804-1877)  We were unable to identify baroness Jeszenszky. Both, the family names of Jeszenszky and Zichy are Hungarian nobility. With the dry stamp of Hanfstaengl on the photographic portrait, this photograph must have been taken before his
Portrait, Hand-written pencil: on underlying cardboard: Portrait of Baroness Jeszenszky-Zichy  And: Vice. Schramm = Victor Schramm, also Viktor Schramm (1865-1929)  Below portrait, centrally placed is dry stamp by famous artist and photographer Franz Hanfstaengl (1804-1877)  We were unable to identify baroness Jeszenszky. Both, the family names of Jeszenszky and Zichy are Hungarian nobility. With the dry stamp of Hanfstaengl on the photographic portrait, this photograph must have been taken before his

Portraits, Baroness Jeszenszky-Zichy, Hanfstaengl

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No title. Hand-written pencil: on underlying cardboard: Portrait of Baroness Jeszenszky-Zichy

And: Vice. Schramm = Victor Schramm, also Viktor Schramm (1865-1929)

Below portrait, centrally placed is dry stamp by famous artist and photographer Franz Hanfstaengl (1804-1877)

We were unable to identify baroness Jeszenszky. Both, the family names of Jeszenszky and Zichy are Hungarian nobility. With the dry stamp of Hanfstaengl on the photographic portrait, this photograph must have been taken before his death, i.e. before 1877. Does any of the readers of this know more?

The photograph has been trimmed to oval shape and mounted on Hanfstaengl's own workshop cardboard.

The portrait in very good condition. The surrounding cardboard shows traces of age and use.

Portrait size: 27,3 x 22,2 cm (ca. 10.8 x 8.7")

Cardboard size: 50 x 37 cm (ca. 19.7 x 14.5")

 


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