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Johann Samuel Lorenz Halle (1719–1810) was a German artist specializing in portraiture. His engravings were in high demand, particularly his profile portraits. Halle often depicted prominent figures in society, including politicians and military leaders. These works demonstrate his mastery of detail and a clear understanding of human form, capturing the character and individuality of his subjects with remarkable precision. His work is characterized by a refined Neoclassical style and technical virtuosity.
Born
1719
Died
1810
Portret van Helene Charlotte von Friedland
J.S.L. Halle
1826
Portret van Johann Georg Wilhelm von Bärensprung
J.S.L. Halle
1799
Portret van Valentin Zherné
J.S.L. Halle
1799
Portret van August Ludwig von Schlözer
J.S.L. Halle
1799
Portret van Gottfried August Ludwig Hanstein
J.S.L. Halle
1808
Portret van Johann Matthäus Bechstein
J.S.L. Halle
1805
Portret van Albrecht Daniel Thaer
J.S.L. Halle
1803
Daniel Chodowiecki
J.S.L. Halle
1801
Portret van Johann Emanuel Bremer
J.S.L. Halle
1800
Portret van David Gilly
J.S.L. Halle
1796
Portret van Friedrich Eberhard von Rochow
J.S.L. Halle
1796
Portret van August Friedrich Wilhelm Crome
J.S.L. Halle
1796
Portret van Johann Jakob Cella
J.S.L. Halle
1796
Portret van Gebhard Ulrich Anton Vieth
J.S.L. Halle
1796
Portret van Friedrich Eberhard von Rochow
J.S.L. Halle
1796