Rare 19c Print Of Brussels – Aus D Kunstanst And Eigenthum D. Verleger

Rare 19c Print Of Brussels – Aus D Kunstanst And Eigenthum d. Verleger. “Aus d. Kunstanst” is an abbreviation for “Aus der Kunstanstalt,” which translates to “from the art establishment” or “from the art studio” in German. It often appears on maps and illustrations produced by the Bibliographisches Institut (Bibliographical Institute) in Hildburghausen, Germany, during the 19th century. Specifically, it indicates that the work was produced at their art establishment. “Aus d. Kunstanst. und Eigenthum d. Verleger” translates to “From the art establishment of [and] property of the publisher”. This phrase, commonly found on 19th-century engravings and prints, indicates that the artwork was produced by an art establishment (likely a printmaking workshop) and is owned by the publisher who commissioned and distributed the work Approx Size: 38cm x 34cm **Fast dispatch guaranteed! Here at Harrogate Oxfam, we post out orders 6 days a week.**