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Illustrated by Heinrich Lefler
In 1914, one of the final substantial suites of book illustrations designed by Heinrich Lefler was published by Munk (Vienna) in a title known as "Mozart: Zwölf Gedichte" ("Mozart: Twelve Poems").
Lefler's illustrations for "Mozart: Zwölf Gedichte" (1914) accompanied the poetry of Richard Specht - an Austrian Dramatist, Lyricist, Musicologist and Author - that was inspired by the music of Mozart. Each of Lefler's colour designs appearing in "Mozart: Zwölf Gedichte" (1914) are presented within a cartouche with unique gold highlights.
Like earlier publications from Munk (Vienna) featuring designs by Lefler, "Mozart: Zwölf Gedichte" (1914) presented the artwork in a superb large format and on high quality media. Such an approach ensured that Lefler's images were shown to best effect.
These illustrations represent wonderful examples of artwork arising from the Jugendstil movement and are a testament to Lefler's talents, even late in his career and without the opportunity to collaborate with Joseph Urban (who had emigrated to the United States a number of years earlier).
Lefler's designs show Tamino, Pamina, Papageno and Papagena (from 'The Magic Flute'), Bastien and Bastienne (from the Opera of the same title), a scene from 'The Abduction from the Seraglio', Cherubino and the post-nuptial celebrations from 'The Marriage of Figaro', a scene from the Prologue and the character of Donna Anna from 'Don Giovanni', a scene from 'Cosi fan tutte', depictions of Mozart in Hellbrunn and finalising 'Requiem', in addition to an imagined performance of 'String Quartet No. 18 in A major'.
In addition to his twelve colour illustrations, Lefler also provided marginal and Title designs for "Mozart: Zwölf Gedichte" (1914).
Examples of "Mozart: Zwölf Gedichte" (1914) are rare and highly regarded by collectors.
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Our Greeting Cards and Fine Art Posters showing the artof Heinrich Lefler from "Mozart: Zwölf Gedichte" (1914)
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Front of Greeting Card (with envelope)
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For connoisseurs of the work of Heinrich Lefler, we have prepared sets of 12 Greeting Cards displaying colour images from his designs for "Mozart: Zwölf Gedichte" and on the left, we show an example of how these Greeting Cards appear.
Code: L MTP
CS(12)
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When presented on Greeting Cards, these images are prepared as tipped-on plates - in 'hommage' to the hand-crafted approach typical of prestige illustrated publications produced in the early decades of the 20th Century. Each card is hand-finished and the images are presented on Ivory card stock with an accompanying envelope. The rear of each card carries information about Heinrich Lefler, this wonderful suite and the profiled illustration - we have left the interior of the cards blank so that you may write your own personal message.
Should you wish to order a reproduction print of one or more of these images, we have provided some options below. Each of our Fine Art Posters is prepared with archival quality papers and inks - and also accompanied by information about Heinrich Lefler, this suite and the profiled illustration.
To purchase, simply click on the appropriate "Add to Cart" button and you will be taken through to our Shopping Cart secured through PayPal. Multiple purchases will be consolidated by that feature and shipping and handling costs to any destination in the world are accommodated by our flat-rate fee of US$20 for every US$200 worth of purchases.
We are able to reproduce these images in a variety of sizes.
Naturally, should you wish to order a Fine Art Poster in another format or individual Greeting Cards from this suite of images, we welcome your contact through ThePeople@SpiritoftheAges.com.
In the meantime, enjoy perusing these wonderful images from Heinrich Lefler. |
An example of one of our Fine Art Posters in a superb 12x18" format |
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The colour illustrations from Heinrich Lefler for "Mozart: Zwölf Gedichte" (1914)
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