35 LARGE LITHOGRAPH PRINTS of CHRISTIAN IVORY SCULPTURE Printed in Germany 1912

Description

FUNDGRUBE DER KUNST UND IKONOGRAPHIE ELFENBEIN-ARBEITEN DES CHRISTLICHEN ALTERTUMS UND MITTELALTERS IN 35 TAFELN, by AUS’M WEERTH.
(Treasure Trove of Art and Iconography CHRISTIAN IVORY WORKS from Antiquity and the Middle Ages in 35 PRINTS)
This is a set of 35 VERY LARGE LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS plus a Title Page leaf and three leaves describing the plates, all laid in loosely in a Printed Card Folder.
Published by Peter Hanstein, Bonn, Germany, 1912.
These 35 prints, and the four introductory leaves of text, each measures approximately 17x23.5”. The prints depict Christian Ivory Art from the Middle Ages and Antiquity.
Condition: The front cover of the portfolio folder is detached but present (i.e. laid on loosely), the portfolio folder is worn and scraped, the spine is tattered, and the inner folds are toned, chipped, and coming loose. The 35 prints are very nice, the first few are toned mainly at the margins, there is some light foxing, edge creasing, chipping and closed tears here and there, overall they are bright, clean, clear and lovely. Each of these 35 large lithographs is suitable for framing.
NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING ON THIS ITEM. IT IS HEAVY AND MUCH TOO LARGE IN FORMAT. SORRY.