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Borch, W. von (production): Portrait King Friedrich Wilhelm III in profile to the right
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Breast image of King Friedrich Wilhelm III in profile to the left, on the occasion of his rise to the trone on 16 November 1797, which is noted on the sheet. In uniform. The upward view is an expression of the hope placed in the young ruler. An elaborately framed in a round, attached to a square bracket, a laurel rland above it.
The draftswoman of the template could be a Dilettante, otherwise not artistically detectable, W[ ilhelmine] of Borch, whose father was a Prussian officer in Potsdam and thus had access to the courtyard.
Present to the Märkische Museum by Gustav Stäger, 1905.
Designated under the representation li. u. "Miss W. von Borch drawn.", re. "by Sintzenich.“including” in Sintzenich Kunstverlag/Berlin.“In the middle the title” Friederich Wilhelm III/King of Prussia/born. d 3ten Augu. 1770. Kön. Since 16 November 1797. "
Literature: Cat. Mannheim 1983: Heinrich Sintzenich (1752-1830). Printgraphic works. Bearb. Inga Gesche. Exhibition 1st June-28. August 1983, Mannheim Municipal Rice Museum, Mannheim 1983, No. 99 m. Fig.
Title: Borch, W. von (production): Portrait King Friedrich Wilhelm III in profile to the right
Description:
Breast image of King Friedrich Wilhelm III in profile to the left, on the occasion of his rise to the trone on 16 November 1797, which is noted on the sheet.
In uniform.
The upward view is an expression of the hope placed in the young ruler.
An elaborately framed in a round, attached to a square bracket, a laurel rland above it.
The draftswoman of the template could be a Dilettante, otherwise not artistically detectable, W[ ilhelmine] of Borch, whose father was a Prussian officer in Potsdam and thus had access to the courtyard.
Present to the Märkische Museum by Gustav Stäger, 1905.
Designated under the representation li.
u.
"Miss W.
von Borch drawn.
", re.
"by Sintzenich.
“including” in Sintzenich Kunstverlag/Berlin.
“In the middle the title” Friederich Wilhelm III/King of Prussia/born.
d 3ten Augu.
1770.
Kön.
Since 16 November 1797.
"
Literature: Cat.
Mannheim 1983: Heinrich Sintzenich (1752-1830).
Printgraphic works.
Bearb.
Inga Gesche.
Exhibition 1st June-28.
August 1983, Mannheim Municipal Rice Museum, Mannheim 1983, No.
99 m.
Fig.
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