Author: Marie, Princess of Schwarzenberg (Countess Marie Kinsky)
Title: Original Photograph of Countess Kinsky in Fancy Dress
Description: Wien: Atelier Adele, Graben 19, circa late 19th Century. Original platinum print 17. 2 x 11cm. Likely Marie, Princess of Schwarzenberg (Countess Marie Kinsky, eldest grand daugther of Count Alphonese Mensdorff-Poiully.. The studio Atelier Adele was founded by Joseph Perlmutter for his children Adele, Wilhelm and Max in 1862. The family came from Galicia . Adele Perlmutter , the namesake, was court photographer from 1868 and has received numerous awards. Henry Baden Pritchard visited the studio in 1882 and wrote in his book Studios of Europe that the Adèle studio was “second to none in the imperial city; whilst we may also remark that in some respects it is the finest studio we have ever visited. " From 1862 the atelier had its first location in the newly opened Hôtel de l'Europe, Praterstraße 18 on the corner of what was then Untere Fischergasse (today Aspernbrückengasse), where it can be found until 1885 , with a changing building address at Asperngasse 2 in 1876 . [4] The second studio was in Graben 19 (1874–1938). .
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Title: Original Photograph of Countess Kinsky in Fancy Dress
Description: Wien: Atelier Adele, Graben 19, circa late 19th Century. Original platinum print 17. 2 x 11cm. Likely Marie, Princess of Schwarzenberg (Countess Marie Kinsky, eldest grand daugther of Count Alphonese Mensdorff-Poiully.. The studio Atelier Adele was founded by Joseph Perlmutter for his children Adele, Wilhelm and Max in 1862. The family came from Galicia . Adele Perlmutter , the namesake, was court photographer from 1868 and has received numerous awards. Henry Baden Pritchard visited the studio in 1882 and wrote in his book Studios of Europe that the Adèle studio was “second to none in the imperial city; whilst we may also remark that in some respects it is the finest studio we have ever visited. " From 1862 the atelier had its first location in the newly opened Hôtel de l'Europe, Praterstraße 18 on the corner of what was then Untere Fischergasse (today Aspernbrückengasse), where it can be found until 1885 , with a changing building address at Asperngasse 2 in 1876 . [4] The second studio was in Graben 19 (1874–1938). .
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Price: US$ 200.00 Seller: Wittenborn Art Books
- Book number: 51-4998
- Book number: 51-4998
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