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Wien-Stephansdom Hand-Colored Lithograph by Ludwig Adamus
Item Description:
This is a framed hand-colored lithograph depicting the iconic St. Stephen's Cathedral (Stephansdom) in Vienna, Austria. The artwork was created by the artist Ludwig Adamus and is signed in pencil, suggesting a personal approval of the piece. The signature appears outside the initial framing, indicating that the lithograph may have been signed post-production. The estimated date of origin is the 1940s–1950s.
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Historical Background:
Ludwig Adamus was an artist known for his detailed lithographs and etchings, often featuring prominent European landmarks. His works, particularly those featuring Austrian architecture, have historical significance and appeal to collectors of European art, travel memorabilia, and architectural prints. St. Stephen’s Cathedral is a Gothic architectural masterpiece, making this lithograph a notable piece for collectors interested in Vienna’s cultural history.
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Estimated Value (Framed): $60–$100 CAD
Estimated Value (Unframed): $30–$50 CAD
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Recommendation:
If you are seeking a precise valuation or are interested in selling this item at auction, I recommend consulting a professional appraiser specializing in European lithographs or fine art. Given the market for mid-20th-century lithographs and signed pieces, this item may appeal to collectors of Austrian memorabilia, architectural enthusiasts, or art collectors seeking vintage works.
If desired, I can help you draft a listing description for potential sales platforms such as eBay, Etsy, or specialized auction houses like Proxibid