Old lithograph stone from approx. 1850, of course unique, format 22 x 16 cm, approx. 9 cm thick. There is only one deduction from Franz Hoke ("Search: Hoke"). The artist of the motif is not known. Lithograph or stone pressure is the oldest flat printing process and thus the forefather of this printing technique. The plate limestone used for this comes from the area around Solnhofen, are approx. 150 million years old and are internationally considered important fossil camps (famous example: the Archeopteryx, an original bird and bridge animal to dinosaurs). I received this unusual object from Andreas Brahm (Chimaira, Frankfurt), as well as numerous other works. Because of this merit, he is expressly mentioned in the thanksgiving of my collection catalog (such as Alexander Lauterwasser, "Search: Lauterwasser"). [hint: this is an automatic translation from German]   |   Category: Graphics   |   Material: Stein   |   Country of origin: Bavaria, Germany | Similar pieces