Caption
Moment propice, Reproduction of a painting of kissing horsemen by Carl Schweninger, reproduction, page, photomechanical print, monogram: 'AG', inscription: 'Extrait de la 'Photographische Correspondenz' 1900', cliché maker: unknown, after painting by Carl Schweninger (II), publisher: Victor Angerer, c. 1895 - in or before 1900, photographer, paper, autotypie, height 146 mm x width 105 mm, riding a horse, ass, or mule, rider, horseman, (lovers) kissing each other, A black and white illustration shows two riders on horses in a wooded setting. One rider is a man wearing a hat and coat, seated on a darker horse that is rearing slightly with its front legs raised. The other rider is a woman in a flowing dress, seated on a lighter horse that is lifting a front leg as it moves. The woman leans toward the man and they appear close together, with the man's arm around her. Tall trees with leafy branches surround them, and foliage and undergrowth are visible on the ground beside the path the horses are on. The image has a bordered rectangular frame and a pale margin around it.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B03_349
License type
Rights managed
Available size
35.8Mb (6.8Mb) / 9.8in x 14.2in / 2937 x 4260 (300dpi)