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The Sandor Album is not only a painted diary of the famous horseman Count Sándor Móric, but it is an important document of the life of the time of the Count. Prestel Johann Erdmann Gottlieb the younger, who made the beautiful paintings and drawings could be considered an early photo reporter documenting all the horse adventures of the Count. He was very proud of his profession and definitely loved and respected Count Móric a lot, otherwise he would have never got into this fairly dangerous service.
The facsimile edition is published with artistic fastidiousness made copies of the original paintings, separately printed on photographic paper and pasted on the pages faithful to the original. Under the paintings you will find german language captions, at the and of the album we attached a hungarian language study and hungarian language captions too. The album is published in three volumes, in canvas binding, faithful to the original.
| Size | 410 x 270 mm |
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| Number of pages | 3 volumes, 51 pages / volume |
| Binding | Red canvas bindig with gilded lettering, hand sewn pages. The painting copies are printed on photopaper and pasted on the pages faithful to the original |
| Language | German and Hungarian |
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