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Germany · November 20, 1737 – November 3, 1778Wikidata

Georg David Matthieu

German painter (1737-1778)

Born in Berlin. Died in Ludwigslust.

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A life in paintings

Born 17376 dated paintingsDied 1778

10 works

  • Porträt des Adolf Friedrich von Olthof (1718-1793)
    Porträt des Adolf Friedrich von Olthof (1718-1793)
    Georg David Matthieu
    18th century
  • Porträt der Amalie of Mecklenburg (1732-1775)
    Porträt der Amalie of Mecklenburg (1732-1775)
    attributed to · Attributed to Georg David Matthieu
    18th century
  • Portrait of a Noblewoman
    Portrait of a Noblewoman
    attributed to · Attributed to Georg David Matthieu
    18th century
  • Portrait of Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
    Portrait of Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
    Georg David Matthieu
    1762 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Chamber Councilor Joachim Ulrich Giese
    Chamber Councilor Joachim Ulrich Giese
    Georg David Matthieu
    1762–1764 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
  • Chamber Councilor Sophie Elisabeth Giese, born von Schwerin
    Chamber Councilor Sophie Elisabeth Giese, born von Schwerin
    Georg David Matthieu
    1762–1764 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
  • Die Verführung zum Spiel (Prinz und Prinzessin von Mecklenburg)
    Die Verführung zum Spiel (Prinz und Prinzessin von Mecklenburg)
    Georg David Matthieu
    1764 · Staatliches Museum Schwerin
  • Hedvig Elisabet Charlotta, 1759-1818, prinsessa av Holstein-Gottorp
    Hedvig Elisabet Charlotta, 1759-1818, prinsessa av Holstein-Gottorp
    after · After Georg David Matthieu
    1774 · Nationalmuseum
  • Q122683871
    Q122683871
    Georg David Matthieu
    1778
  • Portrait of a man in armour
    Portrait of a man in armour
    Georg David Matthieu
    · National Museum in Warsaw
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