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  1. Probably Landshut circa 1520, A clay figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene, probably Landshut, circa 1520, Fired clay, worked three-quarters in the round, the reverse deeply hollowed out. Minimal remains of former polychromy. A figure of a kneeling bearded man with his hands folded in prayer, facing to the right and leaning slightly forward. The piece is presumably a figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene. The size of the figure, designed for a slightly lowered viewpoint, and the pronounced curve of the spine indicate that it was designed to be placed in the tympanon of a church portal. The composition of this work displays generously folded drapery, and detailed expressive physiognomy and finely carved hair. This South German work probably originates from Landshut, where there were workshops producing large-format clay sculptures for use in architecture in the late Gothic period. A crack to the neck. Wear with losses, especially to the right shoulder, the lower left edge, and the back right hem of the robe. Some places overworked in clay and plaster. Mounted on a wooden plintA clay figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene, probably Landshut, circa 1520Lempertz · €14,880≈ $16,419≈ £12,746Sign up to see

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ArtSell has recorded 2 auction results for Probably Landshut circa 1520 between 2018 and 2019, of which 1 sold (50%). The highest price recorded is $16.4kSign up free to see for A clay figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene, probably Landshut, circa 1520 at Lempertz in November 2019. The most common medium is sculpture (2 lots). Results come from Lempertz (2).

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  1. Probably Landshut circa 1520, A clay figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene, probably Landshut, circa 1520, Fired clay, worked three-quarters in the round, the reverse deeply hollowed out. Minimal remains of former polychromy. A figure of a kneeling bearded man with his hands folded in prayer, facing to the right and leaning slightly forward. The piece is presumably a figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene. The size of the figure, designed for a slightly lowered viewpoint, and the pronounced curve of the spine indicate that it was designed to be placed in the tympanon of a church portal. The composition of this work displays generously folded drapery, and detailed expressive physiognomy and finely carved hair. This South German work probably originates from Landshut, where there were workshops producing large-format clay sculptures for use in architecture in the late Gothic period. A crack to the neck. Wear with losses, especially to the right shoulder, the lower left edge, and the back right hem of the robe. Some places overworked in clay and plaster. Mounted on a wooden plint
    A clay figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene, probably Landshut, circa 1520
    Sculpture
    h. 98 x 72 x 35 cm
    Lempertz · · Lot 1327
    €14,880≈ $16,419≈ £12,746Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €15,000–20,000View at Lempertz ↗
  2. Probably Landshut circa 1520, A clay figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene, probably Landshut, circa 1520, Fired clay, worked three-quarters in the round, the reverse deeply hollowed out. Minimal remains of former polychromy. A figure of a kneeling bearded man with his hands folded in prayer, facing to the right and leaning slightly forward. The piece is presumably a figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene. The size of the figure, designed for a slightly lowered viewpoint, and the pronounced curve of the spine indicate that it was designed to be placed in the tympanon of a church portal. The composition of this work displays generously folded drapery, and detailed expressive physiognomy and finely carved hair. This South German work probably originates from Landshut, where there were workshops producing large-format clay sculptures for use in architecture in the late Gothic period. A crack to the neck. Wear with losses, especially to the right shoulder, the lower left edge, and the back right hem of the robe. Some places overworked in clay and plaster. Mounted on a wooden plint
    A clay figure of Saint Joseph from a Nativity scene, probably Landshut, circa 1520
    Sculpture
    h. 98 x 72 x 35 cm
    Lempertz · · Lot 1682
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. €28,000–35,000View at Lempertz ↗

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How many works by Probably Landshut circa 1520 have sold at auction?

1 of 2 recorded lots sold between 2018 and 2019.

Which auction houses sell Probably Landshut circa 1520?

Lempertz accounts for the most recorded results. Lempertz