Eckstein Collection

Portrait of Charles Shipley
863546 Portrait of Charles Shipley; (add.info.: Major-General Charles Shipley (1755-1815) British soldier. Served mainly in West Indies. Governor of Grenada 1813-1815

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Pierre (angulaire); Corner stone; Eckstein (engraving)
7197082 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Pierre (angulaire); Corner stone; Eckstein (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Pierre (angulaire); Corner stone; Eckstein

The Freeth circle, from the Tontine picture by Eckstein (engraving)
3635017 The Freeth circle, from the Tontine picture by Eckstein (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Freeth circle, from the Tontine picture by Eckstein)

Arrival of the Resolution and Discovery on the east coast of Kamchatka, 1779. Artist: Eckstein
Arrival of the Resolution and Discovery on the east coast of Kamchatka, 1779. From a private collection

EMMA ECKSTEIN (1865-1924). Austrian author and patient of Sigmund Freud. Reclining on a sofa. Photograph, c1920

Ecksteins Building, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa
Ecksteins Building, Corner House, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa. Date: circa 1902

Sculpture, Figure of the Artists Father Engraved on gilded base, proper right: " This Likeness of his Father was | modelled by GEORGE PAUL ECKSTEIN, his | 7th Son born at Poppenruth

ECKSTEIN: MAN AND DOG. German silhouette by W. Eckstein, 19th century

Sidney Smith (Eckstein)
SIR WILLIAM SIDNEY SMITH naval commander, depicted at the siege of Acre in Palestine

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"Eckstein: The Cornerstone of Artistic Expression and Historical Significance" From the pages of history to the realms of art, it has left an indelible mark. Like a Pierre (angulaire), this name stands as a symbol of strength and importance. In the world of engravings, Eckstein's talent shines through. The Freeth circle, captured in Tontine picture by Eckstein, showcases his mastery over intricate details and captivating compositions. Not limited to just one medium, Eckstein's artistic prowess extends to maritime scenes as well. "Arrival of the Resolution and Discovery on the east coast of Kamchatka" transports us back to 1779 with its vivid depiction crafted by Eckstein's skilled hand. Beyond artistry lies architecture, where Ecksteins Building in Johannesburg stands tall as a testament to his architectural genius. This structure in Transvaal, South Africa is a living legacy that continues to inspire awe. But it is not only buildings that bear witness to the impact of this name. Emma Eckstein herself embodies resilience and intellect as an Austrian author and patient under Sigmund Freud's care. Her reclining figure on a sofa reflects both vulnerability and strength. The Architect's Compendium further unveils Eckstein's influence within the field. Pages adorned with lithographs and engravings showcase his meticulous attention to detail while providing valuable resources for architects, surveyors, and engineers alike. Eckstein leaves no stone unturned when it comes to leaving an enduring legacy across various disciplines - from artistry etched into engravings capturing historical moments like no other artist could; from architectural marvels standing firm amidst changing times; even down to personal stories woven into literature or immortalized on lithographic pages – all serve as testaments to his lasting impact on our collective consciousness. Eckstein: A name forever engraved upon our cultural tapestry – embodying creativity, resilience, and the timeless pursuit of artistic excellence.