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C1867
Singapore. Der Hafen.
Artist:
Rare c.19th colour lithographic view of Singapore from Beach Road looking towards Sandy point. On the left and half hidden by trees is a spire. This could belong to the Fatimah Mosque built in 1846 to designs by Coleman. From: … Read Full Description
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Full Title:
Singapore. Der Hafen.
Date:
C1867
Artist:
Condition:
In good condition.
Technique:
Lithograph printed in colour, laid onto thick card as issued.
Image Size:
335mm
x 235mm
Paper Size:
545mm
x 427mm
AUTHENTICITY
Genuine antique
dated:
1867
Description:
Rare c.19th colour lithographic view of Singapore from Beach Road looking towards Sandy point.
On the left and half hidden by trees is a spire. This could belong to the Fatimah Mosque built in 1846 to designs by Coleman.
From: Hilderbrandt, E. Aquarelle auf seiner Reise um die Erde nach der Natur aufgenommen.
References:
Teo, Chong, Oh, Nineteenth Century Prints of Singapore. Singapore 1987 :: Ill. Plate 41, PP 68, P. 88 Plate 42 (misnumbering of Plate and Entry).
Teo, Chong, Oh, Nineteenth Century Prints of Singapore. Singapore 1987 :: Ill. Plate 41, PP 68, P. 88 Plate 42 (misnumbering of Plate and Entry).
Eduard Hildebrandt (1817 - 1868)
Hildebrandt was a German artist who first worked as an apprentice to his house painter father. After moving to Berlin studied under the marine painter Wilhelm Krause (1803-1864) and later to Eugène Isabey (1803-1886). In 1843 he returned to Berlin, where he met Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859) a geographer, naturalist and explorer. Hildebrandt is best known for his topographical views. From 1843 Hildebrand travelled extensively and the best known record of his visits are his series of chromo lithographic prints of cities. Hildebrandt died at Berlin on the 25th of October 1868.
