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Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch was a German engraver born in Hamburg in 1720 and died in the same city in 1802. Fritzsch was a prolific artist whose engravings often depicted portraits of notable figures, including clergymen, merchants, and other prominent members of Hamburg society. His engravings are characterized by their meticulous detail, realistic representation, and skillful use of line and shading. Fritzsch's work is a valuable resource for understanding the visual culture of Hamburg during the 18th century.
Born
1720
Birth place
Hamburg
Died
1802
Death place
Hamburg
Portret van Hinrich Evers in zijn naturaliënkabinet
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1784
Portret van Samuel Seelandt
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1779
Portret van Charlotte Frederika van Nassau-Siegen
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1766
Portret van Johann Heinrich Justus Köppen
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1793
Portret van Christoph Christian Sturm
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1792
Portret van Berend Roosen
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1790
Portret van Johann Anderson
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1788
Portret van Johann Samuel Patzke
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1788
Portret van Heinrich Julius Willerding
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1787
Portret van Rudolph Gerhart Behrmann
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1786
Portret van Christoph Christian Sturm
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1784
Portret van George Augustus Eliott Heathfield
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1783
Portret van Gottlob Benjamin Weinmann
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1782
Portret van Johann Adolf Schinmeyer
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1780
Portret van koningin Charlotte en haar dochter
Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch
1780