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Anton Kern: 1709-1747

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A catalog for the exhibition (1709-1747). Anton Kern was born in 1709 in Děčín and entered a Jesuit school in Bohosudov at the age of ten, where he was discovered by the court painter Lorenzo Rossi, who facilitated his artistic education in Dresden and Venice. After his training, Anton Kern worked in Saxony, where he achieved significant status, as well as in northern Bohemia and Prague. This talented painter, known as the "Venetian master of Saxon and Czech Rococo," died at the young age of 38 in 1747. The book is a comprehensive work by docent Zlatohlávek that explores both the life of Anton Kern and his artistic development, including his paintings, drawings, inspiration from G. B. Pittoni, and subsequent misattributions.

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Anton Kern: 1709-1747, Martin Zlatohlávek, Anton Kern

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Anton Kern: 1709-1747
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2009
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
446
ISBN10
8070354054
ISBN13
9788070354056
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Ocena
2 z 5
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A catalog for the exhibition (1709-1747). Anton Kern was born in 1709 in Děčín and entered a Jesuit school in Bohosudov at the age of ten, where he was discovered by the court painter Lorenzo Rossi, who facilitated his artistic education in Dresden and Venice. After his training, Anton Kern worked in Saxony, where he achieved significant status, as well as in northern Bohemia and Prague. This talented painter, known as the "Venetian master of Saxon and Czech Rococo," died at the young age of 38 in 1747. The book is a comprehensive work by docent Zlatohlávek that explores both the life of Anton Kern and his artistic development, including his paintings, drawings, inspiration from G. B. Pittoni, and subsequent misattributions.