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Südtirol ca. 1510

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  1. Südtirol ca. 1510, A South Tyrolean carved Swiss pine wood high-relief group of Anna Selbdritt, circa 1510., With older, possibly original, polychromy. St. Anne is shown seated on a broad, block-like bench facing the beholder. She wears a white veil and a simple, floor-length gown. The dark red cloak worn over her left shoulder lies draped across her body and drawn over her knees where it falls in a rich interplay of thick vertical and compressed folds. The Virgin stands next to Her mother, and St. Anne embraces Her with her left arm whilst Mary in turn reaches out towards the Christ Child who is shown seated on His Grandmother’s lap. The drapery of the Virgin’s gown corresponds closely to that of St. Anne’s cloak, lending a harmonic impression to the entire composition. Both the overall design and details of this work, such as the facial features, display direct parallels to another Anna Selbdritt group from South Tyrol (possibly Meran) made in around 1510 - a work closely related to those of the painting and sculpture workshop of Hans Schnatterpeck in Meran and of Matheis Stöberl in Sterzing. Both hands and one arm of the Child missing. Crack in the shoulder of the figure of Saint Anne. Wear to the plintA South Tyrolean carved Swiss pine wood high-relief group of Anna Selbdritt, circa 1510.Lempertz · €12,028≈ $13,494≈ £9,262Sign up to see

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ArtSell has recorded 2 auction results for Südtirol ca. 1510 between 2015 and 2016, of which 1 sold (50%). The highest price recorded is $13.5kSign up free to see for A South Tyrolean carved Swiss pine wood high-relief group of Anna Selbdritt, circa 1510. at Lempertz in May 2016. The most common medium is sculpture (2 lots). Results come from Lempertz (2).

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  1. Südtirol ca. 1510, A South Tyrolean carved Swiss pine wood high-relief group of Anna Selbdritt, circa 1510., With older, possibly original, polychromy. St. Anne is shown seated on a broad, block-like bench facing the beholder. She wears a white veil and a simple, floor-length gown. The dark red cloak worn over her left shoulder lies draped across her body and drawn over her knees where it falls in a rich interplay of thick vertical and compressed folds. The Virgin stands next to Her mother, and St. Anne embraces Her with her left arm whilst Mary in turn reaches out towards the Christ Child who is shown seated on His Grandmother’s lap. The drapery of the Virgin’s gown corresponds closely to that of St. Anne’s cloak, lending a harmonic impression to the entire composition. Both the overall design and details of this work, such as the facial features, display direct parallels to another Anna Selbdritt group from South Tyrol (possibly Meran) made in around 1510 - a work closely related to those of the painting and sculpture workshop of Hans Schnatterpeck in Meran and of Matheis Stöberl in Sterzing. Both hands and one arm of the Child missing. Crack in the shoulder of the figure of Saint Anne. Wear to the plint
    A South Tyrolean carved Swiss pine wood high-relief group of Anna Selbdritt, circa 1510.
    Sculpture
    h. 46 x 47 x 15 cm
    Lempertz · · Lot 1445
    €12,028≈ $13,494≈ £9,262Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €15,000–17,000View at Lempertz ↗
  2. Südtirol ca. 1510, A South Tyrolean carved Swiss pine wood high-relief group of Anna Selbdritt, circa 1510., With older, possibly original, polychromy. St. Anne is shown seated on a broad, block-like bench facing the beholder. She wears a white veil and a simple, floor-length gown. The dark red cloak worn over her left shoulder lies draped across her body and drawn over her knees where it falls in a rich interplay of thick vertical and compressed folds. The Virgin stands next to Her mother, and St. Anne embraces Her with her left arm whilst Mary in turn reaches out towards the Christ Child who is shown seated on His Grandmother’s lap. The drapery of the Virgin’s gown corresponds closely to that of St. Anne’s cloak, lending a harmonic impression to the entire composition. Both the overall design and details of this work, such as the facial features, display direct parallels to another Anna Selbdritt group from South Tyrol (possibly Meran) made in around 1510 - a work closely related to those of the painting and sculpture workshop of Hans Schnatterpeck in Meran and of Matheis Stöberl in Sterzing. Both hands and one arm of the Child missing. Crack in the shoulder of the figure of Saint Anne. Wear to the plint
    A South Tyrolean carved Swiss pine wood high-relief group of Anna Selbdritt, circa 1510.
    Sculpture
    h. 46 x 47 x 15 cm
    Lempertz · · Lot 1533
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. €17,000–19,000View at Lempertz ↗

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$13,494Sign up free to see, for A South Tyrolean carved Swiss pine wood high-relief group of Anna Selbdritt, circa 1510. at Lempertz (May 2016) — the highest price in ArtSell’s records.

What is a typical auction price for Südtirol ca. 1510?

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How many works by Südtirol ca. 1510 have sold at auction?

1 of 2 recorded lots sold between 2015 and 2016.

Which auction houses sell Südtirol ca. 1510?

Lempertz accounts for the most recorded results. Lempertz