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zahlr. Ill.
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Künste, Monographie, Werkverzeichnis
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Rudolph Suhrlandt (1781-1862) Crossover artist between Classicism and Biedermeier. The life and works of a German court painter and portraitist of the bourgeoisie The work is dedicated to the life and creations of Rudolph Friedrich Carl Suhrlandt, a widely forgotten historical painter, portraitist, draughtsman and lithographer who worked in Mecklenburg-Schwerin in the first half of the 19th century and had a formative influence on the cultural profile of the ducal residence. His works are kept both in museums and in private collections, they are scattered around the world and are not readily accessible. Until today there has been neither a complete presentation of the work of this artist from North Germany nor a catalogue of his works. This is the first time that they have both been presented. In terms of style, Suhrlandt was a crossover artist whose work was characterised by the concepts of Classicism in historical paintings right up until the 1830s, while in his portraiture he felt committed to the style of bourgeois Biedermeier. As an outstanding draughtsman and graphic artist, he created masterful lithographic incunables and paved the way for this trend-setting 19th century technique. Rudolph Suhrlandt was the only artist among those working in Mecklenburg-Schwerin to achieve a high international standing and artistic success beyond the borders of the state. After periods of study in Dresden under Joseph Grassi (1757-1818) and in Vienna under Heinrich Füger (1751-1818), Suhrlandt spent eight years in Italy ...
Note:
Greifswald, Univ., Diss., 2008
Additional Edition:
Druckausg. Baudis, Hela, 1944 - Rudolph Suhrlandt (1781 - 1862) 2007
Language:
German
Keywords:
Suhrland, Rudolf Friedrich Karl 1781-1862
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Malerei
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Zeichnung
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Geschichte 1781-1862
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Hochschulschrift
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Verzeichnis
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urn:nbn:de:gbv:9-000907-5
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Baudis, Hela 1944-
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