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Heinrich Pfenninger (1749 - 1815) was a Swiss engraver, born in Zürich. He was known for his detailed portraits, often depicting notable figures of his time. His engravings are characterized by their delicate lines and meticulous rendering of features. Pfenninger's work captures a sense of realism, showcasing the individuality of his subjects with a focus on their expressions and attire. This meticulous style is evident in his engravings like "Nicolaus von Flue", "Johann Jacob Hess", and "Franz Urs Bütschi", highlighting his talent in capturing likeness and personality within his portraits.
Born
1749
Birth place
Zürich (stad)
Died
1815
Portret van Johann Rudolf Dolder
Heinrich Pfenninger
1799
Portret van Heinrich Pfenninger
Heinrich Pfenninger
1792
Portret van Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Paracelsus
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Karl Wilhelm Ramler
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Johann Jakob Hettlinger
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Nicolaas van Flüe
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Pierre Roques
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Caspar Bauhin
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Auguste Arthur de la Rive
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Johannes Oecolampadius
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Anton Raphael Mengs
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Jean-Alphonse Turrettini
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Jacob Bernoulli
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787
Portret van Johann Jakob Hottinger
Heinrich Pfenninger
1787