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Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger (1777-1825) was a German printmaker, known for his engravings of portraits, particularly of prominent figures. Born and died in Berlin, he specialized in stipple engraving, a technique that uses dots to create tonal values. His work is characterized by its meticulous detail and delicate shading, conveying a sense of realism and elegance. Bollinger's subjects included notable individuals from diverse backgrounds, such as military leaders and historical figures, reflecting the social and cultural landscape of his time.
Born
1777-02-06
Birth place
Berlijn
Died
1825-01-20
Death place
Berlijn
Portret van Friedrich Wilhelm IV als kroonprins van Pru...
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1815
Portret van Friedrich Wilhelm Karl van Pruisen
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1812
Portret van Daniel Christian Ludolf Lehmus
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1812
Portret van Mungo Park
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1812
Portret van Carl Friedrich von Hirschfeld
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1812
Portret van Johann Heinrich Bernhard Dräseke
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1812
Portret van Willem I van Württemberg als kroonprins
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1808
Portret van Frederick William Herschel
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1830
Portret van Hermanus Boerhaave
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1830
Portret van Franz Volkmar Reinhard
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1830
Dr. H.G. Tzschirner
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1822
Portret van Wilhelm II, keurvorst van Hessen-Kassel
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1823
Portret van Luise Katharina, Gräfin Truchseß zu Waldburg
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1821
Portret van Johannes Hus
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1826
Portret van Jacob Böhme
Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger
1826