Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl

Studies for "The Birth of Venus"

date unknown,

oil on canvas
 
Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl (1860, Temesvar, Austria-Hungary-1933, Rome)
Study for the painting "The Birth of Venus"
date unknown
oil on canvas
53,5 x 33 cm
The Daulton Collection

For a study in pastel closely related to the above oil study, see: Adolf Hiremy Hirschl: Disegni, Acquerelli e Pastelli (Rome: Galleria Carlo Virgilio, 1981), cat. no. 102, color plate at pg. 65.  For another related pastel study, see Adolf Hiremy Hirschl, 1860-1933   (Madrid: Caylus Anticuario S.A., 1989), cat. no. 15, illustrated on cover; Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl, 1860-1933  (London: Mathiessen Fine Art Ltd., 1987),  cat. no. 27 (color plate II).
Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl (1860, Temesvar, Austria-Hungary-1933, Rome)
Possibly a study for the painting "The Birth of Venus"
date unknown
oil on canvas
35 x 45 cm
The Daulton Collection

Alternatively, and perhaps more likely, this is a study for the Hiremy-Hirschl painting known as "Ondine."  See Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl, 1860-1933 (Città di Castello: Petruzzi Editore, 1991) (catalogue of the exhibition of the same name at Museo Civico dí Sansepolcro, Italy, November 1991), pgs. 32-33 (where the painting "Ondine" is illustrated).

 
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