Luigi Kasimir Etching of Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Fine Art - Prints and Multiples

Luigi Kasimir Etching of Rothenburg ob der Tauber

This item is an original hand-colored etching by the renowned Austro-Hungarian artist Luigi Kasimir (1881–1962), depicting a street scene in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany. The artwork features the iconic Markusturm (Marcus Tower) and Röderbogen gate. The composition is rendered with fine topographical detail, utilizing Kasimir’s signature multi-plate color printing technique. The color palette consists of muted earthy tones, including ochre, terracotta, and slate blue, set against a cloudy sky. The print appears to be pencil-signed in the bottom right margin, a common indicator of authenticity for his work. The piece is housed in a professional double matting of terracotta and cream, protected by glass and a dark wood frame with a slightly distressed finish. The etching displays high-quality draftsmanship with intricate line work defining the half-timbered architecture and cobblestone streets typical of the style period. While the overall condition of the print appears good, there is visible reflection on the glass suggesting it is original glazing. The frame shows minor surface abrasions along the edges consistent with age. This work likely dates from the early-to-mid 20th century, representing the height of kasimir's popularity for European architectural views.

Estimated Value

$450 - $650

Basic Information

Category

Fine Art - Prints and Multiples

Appraised On

December 18, 2025

Estimated Value

$450 - $650

Item Description

This item is an original hand-colored etching by the renowned Austro-Hungarian artist Luigi Kasimir (1881–1962), depicting a street scene in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany. The artwork features the iconic Markusturm (Marcus Tower) and Röderbogen gate. The composition is rendered with fine topographical detail, utilizing Kasimir’s signature multi-plate color printing technique. The color palette consists of muted earthy tones, including ochre, terracotta, and slate blue, set against a cloudy sky. The print appears to be pencil-signed in the bottom right margin, a common indicator of authenticity for his work. The piece is housed in a professional double matting of terracotta and cream, protected by glass and a dark wood frame with a slightly distressed finish. The etching displays high-quality draftsmanship with intricate line work defining the half-timbered architecture and cobblestone streets typical of the style period. While the overall condition of the print appears good, there is visible reflection on the glass suggesting it is original glazing. The frame shows minor surface abrasions along the edges consistent with age. This work likely dates from the early-to-mid 20th century, representing the height of kasimir's popularity for European architectural views.

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