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Johan Fredrik Martin

(Sweden, 1755-1816)
Johan Fredrik Martin, "Utsigt af Stockholm tagen från Kungsholmen", from: "Svenska Vuer".Johan Fredrik Martin, "Utsigt af Stockholm tagen från Kungsholmen", from: "Svenska Vuer".
Johan Fredrik Martin, "Utsigt af Stockholm tagen från Kungsholmen", from: "Svenska Vuer".Johan Fredrik Martin, "Utsigt af Stockholm tagen från Kungsholmen", from: "Svenska Vuer".
Johan Fredrik Martin, "Utsigt af Stockholm tagen från Kungsholmen", from: "Svenska Vuer".
Johan Fredrik Martin, "Utsigt af Stockholm tagen från Kungsholmen", from: "Svenska Vuer".
Estimate
18 000 - 20 000 SEK
1 600 - 1 780 EUR
1 670 - 1 850 USD
Hammer price
Unsold
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Johan Fredrik Martin
(Sweden, 1755-1816)

"Utsigt af Stockholm tagen från Kungsholmen", from: "Svenska Vuer"

Line engraving with hand colouring, presumably I state of II, the suite published in 1805.

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Literature

Gustaf Uppmark, "Stockholmsbilder från fem århundraden 1523-1923", 1923, depicted in colour, plate IV.
Frölich 167.

More information

The suite "Svenska Vuer" (Views from Sweden) was published in 1805. Hand-coloured copies (pulls before the aquatint), are as a role slightly trimmed and with a mat, where the artist himself has written the title and also usually his signature. (Frölich p224).