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MANKELL, Otto August.
Stockholm.
In 1872 Otto Mankell (1838-1885) traveled to Russia, Germany and Denmark to study architecture. While his artistic love was lithographs, he supported himself by working for local Swedish newspapers, by providing drawings used with articles. Otto was an artist—painter and lithographer—and architect. As a lithographer he is known for his accurate drawings of buildings in Stockholm, Visby, Linköping, and Gothenburg. These prints are of great historic interest because they depict the environment and buildings in the mid 1800s Sweden.
- Published
- Stockholm: Trycke hos Stachter & Deedorf, [1873].
- References
- Bobins Supplementary list 08/14.
- Plates
- 14
- Binding/Size
- L=FOLIO
- Value
- 0-5000
- Published
- Stockholm: Trycke hos Stachter & Deedorf, [1873].
- Ref
- 5350
Oblong folio (14 x 21 inches), contemporary red cloth, gilt title lettered direct to upper board, red calf back. 14 (of 15) colour lithograph plates. Bookplate of 'H.L. Helliesen' to front paste-down. Captions in French and Swedish. Coloured plates in order: 1. Chateau Royal vue prise de la Place Charles XII. 2. Vue de "Lejonbacken" pres de la Place de la Monnaie. 3. Vue de la Place "Slottsbacken" avec l'Obilisque et l'Eglise St. Nicolas. 4. Palais du Prince hereditaire, place Gustave Adolphe. 5. L'Eglise des Chevaliers et la place des Chevaliers. 6. Palais de la Noblesse, vu du lac Malar. 7. Le Musee national. 8. La Caserne des Canonniers. 9. Palais de Petersens. 10. Grande place de la cite: La Foire aux etrennes. 11. La bibliotheque royale. 12. Ecole polytechnique. 13. Grand Hotel. 14. Chateau Royale, Grand escalier du Vestibule de l'ouest.
