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Johann Georg Ziesenis
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Portrait of Stadholder Willem V new25/Johann Georg Ziesenis-849336.jpg ID de tableau:: 84853 |
Date ca. 1768-1769 Medium Oil on canvas Dimensions 141 x 101 cm (55.5 x 39.8 in) cjr | ||
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Johann Georg Ziesenis
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Portrait of Stadholder Willem V new25/Johann Georg Ziesenis-474555.jpg ID de tableau:: 88701 |
1768-1769 Medium Oil on canvas Dimensions 141 x 101 cm (55.5 x 39.8 in) cyf | ||
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Johann Georg Ziesenis
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| (b Copenhagen, 1716; d Hannover, 4 March 1776). German painter of Danish birth. He trained with his father, Johann Georg Ziesenis (1681-1748); he became a German citizen in 1743 and subsequently was appointed court painter to Herzog Christian von Pfalz-Zweibrecken in Zweibrecken and, later, Mannheim. In the early 1750s he overcame his technical shortcomings by studying Flemish art, particularly the work of Rubens and van Dyck. He also introduced a new genre, the private court portrait. His portrait of Karl Philipp Theodor, Kurferst von der Pfalz (1757; Munich, Alte Pin.) is original in its intimate view of a nobleman posed at leisure in casual dress, seated in his private study. | ||||
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Portrait of Stadholder Willem V new25/Johann Georg Ziesenis-796768.jpg ID de tableau:: 88721 |
1768-1769 Medium Oil on canvas cyf | ||
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