Ignaz Günther

A South German polycrome decorated Rococo mirror ascribed to Franz Ignaz Günther (1725-1775). Munich, mid 19th century. H. 160 cm. W. 71 cm.

ALLEMAGNE DU SUD, MUNICH, VERS 1770, ENTOURAGE DE IGNAZ GÜNTHER (1725-1775) PAIRE DE BUSTES DE MERCURE ET MINERVE | Paire de bustes de Mercure et Minerve

Ein Paar Puttenköpfchen

Franz Ignaz Günther (1725-1775)-attributed, Immaculata

Ein Paar Rokoko-Knabenbüsten, süddeutsch, Mitte 18. Jh. Ignaz Günther (1725–1775) zugeschrieben. Lärchenholz, geschnitzt. Ungefasst. 34:14:11,5 cm und 34:11,5:14 cm.

Ignaz Günther Werkstatt Engelskopf mit Wolken

Ignaz Günther, 1725 – 1775, Umkreis/ Nachfolge

A PAIR OF FRUITWOOD CLASSICAL SOLDIERS CIRCLE OF IGNAZ GUNTHER (1725-1775)

Günther, Ignaz (Umkreis/circle)

Ignaz Günther

Important Sainte Barbara in carved wood, Bavaria, attributed to Franz Ignaz Günther (1725 - 1775), German Baroque school of the 18th century

IGNAZ GÜNTHER

IGNAZ GÜNTHER

The risen Christ Ignaz Günther (1725 Altmannstein - 1775 Munich), workshop, circa 1760

A winged putto head Ignaz Günther (1725 Altmannstein - 1775 Munich), workshop of, circa 1760

A winged putto head Ignaz Günther (1725 Altmannstein - 1775 Munich), workshop, circa 1760

Important Sainte Barbara in carved wood, Bavaria, attributed to Franz Ignaz Günther (1725 - 1775), German Baroque school of the 18th century

Important Sainte Barbara in carved wood, Bavaria, attributed to Franz Ignaz Günther (1725 - 1775), German Baroque school of the 18th century

Günther, Ignaz (1725-1775) workshop "Saint", wood coloured, South German c. 1760, h. 50cm, some paint loss, small missing parts, crack on the back and in the base plate, since 2001 collection Walter Vonficht

Günther, Ignaz (Umkreis/circle)

IGNAZ Gunther (1725-1755) 18th C. Christ Sculpture

GÜNTHER, IGNAZ, Umkreis (I.G.: 1725-1775), "Heiliger Nepomuk", 2nd half of the 18th century,

Important carved wooden Saint Barbara, Bavaria, attributed to Franz Ignaz Günther (1725 - 1775), German Baroque school of the 18th century

GÜNTHER, IGNAZ, Umkreis (I.G.: 1725-1775), "Heiliger Nepomuk", 2nd half of the 18th century,