File:Die Freundschaft (BM 1992,1003.12).jpg

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Die Freundschaft   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Print made by: Louis Josepf Kramp

After: Franz Pforr
Published by: Frankfurter Kunstverein
Title
Die Freundschaft
Description
English: Friendship, allegorical scene after Pforr: two women sit side by side and join hands; a dog stands at their feet at right; on the left, a bag of coins and some keys, and the ouroboros carved on the floor; beyond, an eagle is perched on a windows sill, looking towards the sun rising above the sea and a church spire. c.1832/34
Lithograph with yellow tint stone
Depicted people Associated with: Johann David Passavant
Date 1832-1834 (c)
Medium paper
Dimensions
Height: 238 millimetres (image area)
Width: 179 millimetres
institution QS:P195,Q6373
Current location
Prints and Drawings
Accession number
1992,1003.12
Notes

A preparatory sketch in graphite for this composition is in the Städel Museum, see F. Carey, `The Reinvention of the Past: Testaments of Friendship and of Faith` in G. Bartrum (ed.), exhib.cat., BM, London, `German Romantic prints and drawings from an English private collection`, 2011, p.47, fig.14, and K. Gallwitz (ed.), exhib.cat., Städelschen Kunstmuseum, Frankfurt am Main, `Die Nazarener`, 1977, p.199, no.E 41). The subject is described in the latter entry: the eagle is the symbol of St John the Evangelist and thus Friedrich Johannes [= John] Overbeck. The roundel on the parapet (unclear in the present lithograph) contains the initials P O P standing for Passavant, Overbeck, Pforr - a trinity of artists whose binding friendship is summoned in the embracing women. The roundel and date of 1808 are contained in an outline drawing close to the present composition also in the Städel Museum (Frankfurt 1977, op.cit., pp.199-200, no.E 42).

See also comment for 1992,1003.11 with which the present print was published.
Source/Photographer https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/P_1992-1003-12
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