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Johann Heinrich Müntz

German Swiss painter (1727-1798)

Born in Mulhouse. Died in Kassel.

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A life in paintings

Born 172711 dated paintingsDied 1798

11 works

  • A Classical Landscape
    A Classical Landscape
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    1747–1798 · National Trust
  • An Italian Landscape
    An Italian Landscape
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    1747–1798 · National Trust
  • The Vyne from the North East
    The Vyne from the North East
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    1747–1798 · National Trust
  • Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, from the South
    Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, from the South
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    c. 1755
  • The North Front of The Vyne
    The North Front of The Vyne
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    1755 · National Trust
  • A River Scene with Rocky Banks and a Waterfall
    A River Scene with Rocky Banks and a Waterfall
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    c. 1755 · National Trust
  • A Gothic Gateway by a River
    A Gothic Gateway by a River
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    c. 1755 · National Trust
  • The Vyne from the North West
    The Vyne from the North West
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    c. 1755 · The Vyne
  • John Chute (1701-1776) (after Batoni)
    John Chute (1701-1776) (after Batoni)
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    1756 · National Trust
  • A Rocky Landscape with a Hermit
    A Rocky Landscape with a Hermit
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    1763 · National Trust
  • A Landscape with a River and Classical Ruins
    A Landscape with a River and Classical Ruins
    Johann Heinrich Müntz
    1763 · National Trust
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