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Georg Philipp Rugendas, Aus der Folge die Elemente - photo 1

Georg Philipp Rugendas, Aus der Folge die Elemente

Lot 3811
29.08.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 3811 | Georg Philipp Rugendas, Aus der Folge die Elemente
hier Darstellung der Luft, im unteren Bereich Beschreibung, siehe Werksverzeichnis Teuscher Nummer 94, Schabkunstblatt, um 1700, links unten in der Platte signiert „Georg Philipp Rugendas Pictor inv.del. Fec. Et exe Aug. Vind.“, geringe Erhaltungsmängel, hinter Glas gerahmt, Darstellungsmaße ca. 48,5 x 66 cm, Blattmaße ca. 53 x 71 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt. Schlachten- und Pferdemaler, Stecher und Kunstverleger (1666 Augsburg bis 1742 Augsburg), zunächst Schüler seines Vaters Nikolaus II. Rugendas als Uhrmacher und erste Versuche im Kupferstich, 1682-1687 Schüler des Historienmalers Isaak Fisches dem Älteren, 1689 Studienreise nach Rom, 1690-92 Aufenthalt in Wien, 1692-93 Studium in Venedig, anschließend Studienaufenthalt in Rom und Studium an der Accademia di San Luca, 1695 Tod des Vaters und Rückkehr nach Augsburg, 1703-04 bildliche Wiedergabe der Belagerung Augsburgs im Spanischen Erbfolgekrieg, ab 1710 protestantischer Direktor der reichsstädtischen Kunstakademie, tätig in Augsburg, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Wikipedia und Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie.
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