wilhelm von wright (45 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In.

Häftad, dek. omslag i färg. Mycket fint skick. Stockholm, Nationalmuseum, 1985. 8:o. 64 s. Rikt illustrerad, delvis i färg. Katalogen förtecknar 174 nummer. Innehåll: "Naturens spegel. Om bröderna von Wright och deras konst" av Jukka Ervamaa, "Bröderna von Wright - hemma och i Sverige" av Gunnar Brusewitz, samt katalog (oljemålningar, akvareler & teckningar, övrigt, tryckta volymer). (Nationalmusei utställningskatalog nr 485.).

Zustand: New.

Limmad i dek. omslag. Fint skick. Stockholm 1973. 8:o. 72 s. Illustrerad. Innehåller bl. a. "Bröderna von Wright" av Aune Lindström, "Haminalaks vid Kuopio" av Gunnar Brusewitz och "Wrightarna på Haminanlaks" av Vivi Lindberg. Katalogdelen upptar 35 nummer.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextThis work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original w.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. A fine copy with no markings. Magnus, Wilhelm and Ferdinand von Wright are best known for their paintings of birds, but the brothers also had divergent artistic and scientific careers. They lived and travelled in various parts of Finland and Sweden, including Haminalahti near Kuopio, Helsinki, Stockholm and Orust island in western Sweden. Magnus and Ferdinand also made short study trips to Germany. Besides bird paintings, their work includes portraits, landscapes and scientific illustrations of plants, butterflies, fish and other animals. This lavishly-illustrated exhibition catalogue features entirely new research and perspectives. The book presents a wide-ranging view of the brothers' art and careers from the standpoints of travel, scientific illustration, scientific history, art conservation and accounts of how their works were acquired. There are 13 articles by experts, as well as interviews with contemporary artists Sanna Kannisto and Jussi Heikkilä. These artists are also taking part in the exhibition. The Ateneum exhibition on the von Wright brothers' art is part of the museum's special programming to honour the centenary of Finnish independence. Text in English. 205 pp.

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".

Original coloured chromolithograph printed on bright, medium heavy paper and attached in a matching passepartout frame. Print: 37,5 x 28 cm. The chromolithograph originates from the Special Edition to mark the Centennial of the first publication of prints by the Von Wright Brothers. The Von Wright Brothers, Magnus (1805-1868), Wilhelm (1810-1887) and Ferdinand (1822-1906) were descendants of Scottish emigrants and were active in Natural History art and research. From their hand were published more than 350 bird prints which were published in "Svenska Faglar, efter naturen och pa sten ritade".