Johann Rudolf Huber der Ältere - photo 1

Johann Rudolf Huber der Ältere

Lot 1569
11.05.2025 10:30UTC +02:00
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Starting price
€ 2 400
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1569 | Johann Rudolf Huber der Ältere
Estimate value
€ 2 400 – 4 800
Johann Rudolf Huber der Ältere
(1668 Basel - 1748 ebenda) attr.;
Porträt eines Gelehrten mit Schriftrolle
Überlebensgroßes, repräsentatives Bildnis eines sitzenden Herrn mittleren Alters mit Allongeperücke, langem, braunem Mantel und Spitzenjabot. Komposition und Stil des Bildnisses sind von der in Europa seinerzeit führenden französischen Porträtisten Hyacinthe Rigaud und Nicolas de Largillière beeinflusst. Huber hielt sich 1685-1693 in Italien auf, wo er in Venedig zahlreiche, nach dem Leben gemalte Bildnisse schuf, u. a. des Dogen Francesco Morosini und des sächsischen Kurfürsten August dem Starken; in Rom trat er um 1689 in die römische Kunstakademie ein und wurde Schüler von Carlo Maratta. 1693 kehrte er nach Basel zurück, wo er bis 1694 für Markgraf Friedrich VII. Magnus von Baden-Durlach 22 Bildnisse seiner Familie schuf (auch später war er über Jahrzehnte Porträtist der Markgrafen). 1696-1699 arbeitete Huber am Hof des Herzogs von Württemberg in Stuttgart, 1702-1738 größtenteils in Bern, wo er als versierter Porträtmaler gefragt war. Öl/Lwd., doubl.; Verso altes Sammlungs-Etikett mit Zuschreibung an Huber. 126,5 cm x 103 cm. Rahmen.
Attributed to Johann Rudolf Huber the Elder (1668 - 1748). Oil on canvas, relined. Old collection inventory label with attribution to Huber on the reverse.
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