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David Richter the Elder

Swedish-German painter (1661-1735)

Born in Stockholm. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 16616 dated paintingsDied 1735

9 works

  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    David Richter the Elder
    17th century · Finnish National Gallery
  • Eberhard von Danckelman (1643-1722)
    Eberhard von Danckelman (1643-1722)
    David Richter the Elder
    c. 1690
  • Ideale Landschaft
    Ideale Landschaft
    David Richter the Elder
    c. 1700–1735 · Belvedere
  • Ideal Landscape (Evening Mood)
    Ideal Landscape (Evening Mood)
    David Richter the Elder
    c. 1700–1735 · Belvedere
  • Portrait of Charlotte Amelie von Hessen-Wanfried
    Portrait of Charlotte Amelie von Hessen-Wanfried
    David Richter the Elder
    1704 · Hungarian National Museum
  • Archduchess Maria Amalie (1701-1756) in a dance dress with a mask in her hand
    Archduchess Maria Amalie (1701-1756) in a dance dress with a mask in her hand
    David Richter the Elder
    1709 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Portrait of Elisabeth Christine von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel
    Portrait of Elisabeth Christine von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel
    David Richter the Elder
    c. 1716–1720 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Axel Sparre (1652-1728), count, field marshal, artist, married to Anna Maria Falkenberg of Balby
    Axel Sparre (1652-1728), count, field marshal, artist, married to Anna Maria Falkenberg of Balby
    David Richter the Elder
    · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Selfportrait
    Selfportrait
    David Richter the Elder
    · Nationalmuseum
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