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Martin Tyroff (1704-1759) was a German engraver. Tyroff primarily focused on portraiture, often depicting prominent figures of the time. His work is characterized by its detailed engravings, capturing the likeness of the subjects with precision and realism. He utilized a technique known as etching, which involves using acid to create lines on a metal plate, resulting in finely detailed and expressive engravings. Tyroff's engravings were highly sought after and contributed to the flourishing art scene of the 18th century.
Born
1704
Died
1759
Portret van Johann David Köhler
Martin Tyroff
1756
Portret van Martin Luther
Martin Tyroff
1756
Portret van Philipp Ludwig Huth
Martin Tyroff
1755
Portret van Benjamin Lindner
Martin Tyroff
1766
Portret van Johann Christoph Walther
Martin Tyroff
1766
Zelfportret
Martin Tyroff
1751
Portret van Georg August Wilhelm, Erbgraf zu Schaumburg...
Martin Tyroff
1764
Portret van Johann Friedrich Crell
Martin Tyroff
1763
Portret van Frans I Stefan, Duits keizer
Martin Tyroff
1762
Portret van Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst, Graf zu Schaumburg...
Martin Tyroff
1762
Portret medaillons van Friedrich III von Brandenburg-Ba...
Martin Tyroff
1759
Portret van Elias Friedrich Heister
Martin Tyroff
1759
Portret van Joseph Franz von Seinsheim
Martin Tyroff
1759
Portret van Georg Friedrich Karl von Brandenburg-Bayreuth
Martin Tyroff
1738
Portret van Albrecht Wolfgang Graf zu Schaumburg-Lippe
Martin Tyroff
1757