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Die Grafische Sammlung im Schaezlerpalais

Deutsche Zeichnungen des Barock in Augsburg

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A selection of 120 drawings from the holdings of the Graphic Art Collection of Augsburg's Art Collections and Museums provides a comprehensive overview of the art of drawing in German-speaking countries in the period from 1600 to ca. 1780. A particular focus of the collection is on the art of drawing in Augsburg, a city that was one of the most innovative art centres in Germany during the 17th and 18th centuries. Designs for ceiling frescoes and altarpieces, models for copperplate engravings, sculptures, and album pages are on display, as well as portraits and landscapes. Artists such as Johann Rottenhammer, Johann Heinrich Schönfeld and Joseph Werner epitomize the high quality of drawing in 17th-century Augsburg, while Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner, Johann Georg Bergmüller and Johann Evangelist Holzer are representative of the 18th century.

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Die Grafische Sammlung im Schaezlerpalais, Peter Prange, Gode Krämer, Christof Trepesch, Kunstsammlungen und Museen Augsburg

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Titolo
Die Grafische Sammlung im Schaezlerpalais
Sottotitolo
Deutsche Zeichnungen des Barock in Augsburg
Lingua
Tedesco
Pubblicato
2025
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
416
ISBN10
3422802940
ISBN13
9783422802940
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Arte
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A selection of 120 drawings from the holdings of the Graphic Art Collection of Augsburg's Art Collections and Museums provides a comprehensive overview of the art of drawing in German-speaking countries in the period from 1600 to ca. 1780. A particular focus of the collection is on the art of drawing in Augsburg, a city that was one of the most innovative art centres in Germany during the 17th and 18th centuries. Designs for ceiling frescoes and altarpieces, models for copperplate engravings, sculptures, and album pages are on display, as well as portraits and landscapes. Artists such as Johann Rottenhammer, Johann Heinrich Schönfeld and Joseph Werner epitomize the high quality of drawing in 17th-century Augsburg, while Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner, Johann Georg Bergmüller and Johann Evangelist Holzer are representative of the 18th century.