Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner, 1760 - Marias himmelfart - kunsttryk

Denne 18th århundrede kunstværk navngivet Antagelse af Mary blev malet af Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner. Originalen blev malet med den nøjagtige størrelse: 59 x 53,5 cm og blev malet på mediet olie på lærred. I dag er kunstværket en del af Belvedere's kunstsamling i Wien, Østrig. Med høflighed af © Belvedere, Wien, inventarnummer: 2063 (licensed - public domain). Creditline of the artwork: purchase from Councilor Richard Canaval, Klagenfurt in 1920. In addition to this, the alignment is square and has an image ratio of 1 : 1, which means that the length is equal to the width. Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner was a male painter, etcher, whose style was mainly Baroque. The painter lived for a total of 49 years, born in 1712 in Kufstein, Tyrol, Austria and passed away in the year 1761.

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Surrounded by a host of angels, saints and biblical figures, the Mother of God rises to the Trinity up. Striking here is caused by the density of the figures darkness that much of the heavenly airiness of Baumgartner's contemporaries - such as Daniel Gran and Franz Anton Maulbertsch - takes off. Exciting is the design of the three vaulted gusset, because it is not clear whether this should be implemented as a trompe l'oeil, or as three-dimensional pieces. Although has received on the draft, a drawing in the Castle Museum of Ellwangen, we have no knowledge regarding the execution of a dome fresco. [Georg Lechner, 2013]