Lot #32: Antique 19th-Century Anselm Feuerbach Heliogravure – Weiblicher Kopf, efeubekränzt (Female

Bring home an authentic piece of 19th-century European art with this antique heliogravure after renowned German Classicist Anselm Feuerbach (1829–1880). This exquisite print, titled ** Weiblicher Kopf, efeubekränzt (Female Head, Ivy-Crowned), is a graceful study created for Feuerbach’s monumental masterpiece, ** Das Gastmahl des Platon (The Feast of Plato), completed in 1873. The peaceful expression and ivy-crowned figure embody the timeless elegance and idealized beauty that made Feuerbach one of Germany’s most respected academic painters. Produced using the sophisticated heliogravure process, this antique print offers extraordinary tonal richness, subtle shading, and fine detail—qualities that made heliogravures among the finest art reproductions of the late 19th century. Unlike modern reproductions, this is a genuine antique print with historical character and enduring collector appeal. Beautifully presented in a classic gold frame, it is ready to display and makes a striking addition to a library, study, gallery wall, or refined living space. Features * Authentic antique 19th-century heliogravure * Artist: Anselm Feuerbach (1829–1880) * Title: Weiblicher Kopf, efeubekränzt (Female Head, Ivy-Crowned) * Historical significance: Study for The Feast of Plato (1873) * Elegant gold frame * Ready to hang Whether you’re an art collector, an admirer of Classical European art, or searching for a distinguished statement piece, this antique Feuerbach heliogravure offers beauty, history, and investment-worthy appeal. Genuine antique prints of this quality are becoming increasingly difficult to find, making this a wonderful opportunity to own a timeless work inspired by one of the great masters of 19th-century German art. Dimensions: 12”Wx16”H Pickup category timeslot {A}