Johann Baptist Lampi II (1775 - 1837)

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Johann Baptist Lampi II

Johann Baptist Lampi the Younger was an Austrian portrait painter, renowned for his detailed and expressive portraiture. Born on March 4, 1775, in Trento, Lampi was educated at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna under the guidance of Hubert Maurer and Heinrich Friedrich Füger. His artistic journey began under the tutelage of his father, Johann Baptist von Lampi the Elder, a prominent painter himself.

Lampi the Younger's career took a significant turn when he, along with his family, moved to St. Petersburg in 1797, following an invitation from Catherine the Great. This move marked a pivotal period in his life as he produced many portraits of Russian nobility and other significant figures of his time. His notable works during this period earned him a position as a member of the Academy in St. Petersburg and later in Vienna​.

Among his well-known works, which can be viewed in major galleries such as the Belvedere Gallery and the Vienna Museum, are portraits of Antonio Canova, Francis I, and Ivan Akimov​​. His artistic legacy is further highlighted by his influence and contributions to the European art scene of the 19th century.

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Date and place of birt:4 march 1775, Trento, Italy
Date and place of death:17 february 1837, Vienna, Austrian Empire (1804-1867)
Nationality:Italy, Russia, Russian Empire, Austrian Empire (1804-1867)
Period of activity: XVIII, XIX century
Specialization:Graphic artist, Miniaturist, Painter
Art school / group:Austrian School
Genre:Portrait
Art style:Academism

Creators Italy

Domenico Zampieri (1581 - 1641)
Domenico Zampieri
1581 - 1641
Franco Grignani (1908 - 1999)
Franco Grignani
1908 - 1999
Bartholomew Rinonico (1338 - 1401)
Bartholomew Rinonico
1338 - 1401
Cristofano Allori (1577 - 1621)
Cristofano Allori
1577 - 1621
Uwe Bangert (1927 - 2017)
Uwe Bangert
1927 - 2017
Giambattista Tinti (1558 - 1604)
Giambattista Tinti
1558 - 1604
Antonio Zanchi (1631 - 1722)
Antonio Zanchi
1631 - 1722
 Masaccio (1401 - 1428)
Masaccio
1401 - 1428
Bruno Saetti (1902 - 1984)
Bruno Saetti
1902 - 1984
Edward Sheffield Bartholomew (1822 - 1858)
Edward Sheffield Bartholomew
1822 - 1858
Carlo Grubacs (1810 - 1870)
Carlo Grubacs
1810 - 1870
Tomaso Buzzi (1900 - 1981)
Tomaso Buzzi
1900 - 1981
Tranquillo Cremona (1837 - 1878)
Tranquillo Cremona
1837 - 1878
Max Peiffer Watenphul (1896 - 1976)
Max Peiffer Watenphul
1896 - 1976
Fabio Mauri (1926 - 2009)
Fabio Mauri
1926 - 2009
Franz Werner von Tamm (1658 - 1724)
Franz Werner von Tamm
1658 - 1724

Creators Academism

Karl von Blaas (1815 - 1894)
Karl von Blaas
1815 - 1894
Otto Friedrich Theodor von Möller (1812 - 1874)
Otto Friedrich Theodor von Möller
1812 - 1874
Theodore Gerard (1829 - 1902)
Theodore Gerard
1829 - 1902
Lorenzo Quaglio (1793 - 1869)
Lorenzo Quaglio
1793 - 1869
Friedrich Dürck (1809 - 1884)
Friedrich Dürck
1809 - 1884
James Collinson (1825 - 1881)
James Collinson
1825 - 1881
Domenico Durante (1879 - 1944)
Domenico Durante
1879 - 1944
Zygmunt Aydukevich (1861 - 1917)
Zygmunt Aydukevich
1861 - 1917
Traugott Senn (1877 - 1955)
Traugott Senn
1877 - 1955
Wilhelm Frey (1826 - 1911)
Wilhelm Frey
1826 - 1911
Victor Patricio Landaluze (1830 - 1889)
Victor Patricio Landaluze
1830 - 1889
Eugen Felix (1836 - 1906)
Eugen Felix
1836 - 1906
Karl Friedrich Schulz (1796 - 1866)
Karl Friedrich Schulz
1796 - 1866
Barthélemy Menn (1815 - 1893)
Barthélemy Menn
1815 - 1893
Ludwig Eibl (1842 - 1918)
Ludwig Eibl
1842 - 1918
Lev Smaragdovitch Tchistovsky (1902 - 1969)
Lev Smaragdovitch Tchistovsky
1902 - 1969