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1745 – February 2, 1799Wikidata

Georg Weikert

Austrian painter

Born in Vienna. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 17456 dated paintingsDied 1799

7 works

  • Erzherzogin Maria Karoline (1752-1814), Königin beider Sizilien, an einem Tisch sitzend, Halbfigur
    Erzherzogin Maria Karoline (1752-1814), Königin beider Sizilien, an einem Tisch sitzend, Halbfigur
    Georg Weikert
    c. 1768 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Portrait of Count András Hadik de Futak.
    Portrait of Count András Hadik de Futak.
    Georg Weikert
    c. 1777 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Representation in Schönbrunn by the Archduchesses of Austria of the entertainment Il Parnasso confuso, January 24, 1765
    Representation in Schönbrunn by the Archduchesses of Austria of the entertainment Il Parnasso confuso, January 24, 1765
    Georg Weikert and after Martin van Meytens
    1778 · Musée de l'Histoire de France
  • Princess Maria Josepha Hermenegildis of Liechtenstein
    Princess Maria Josepha Hermenegildis of Liechtenstein
    Georg Weikert
    1784
  • Portrait of Elizabeth Waldstein-Wartenberg
    Portrait of Elizabeth Waldstein-Wartenberg
    Georg Weikert
    1789 · Hungarian National Museum
  • Portrait of Samuel von Brukenthal (1721-1803) (detail)
    Portrait of Samuel von Brukenthal (1721-1803) (detail)
    Georg Weikert
    1792 · Brukenthal National Museum
  • Fête Organized to Celebrate the Marriage of the Emperor Joseph II to Princess Marie-Josèphe of Bavaria 23/24 January 1765
    Fête Organized to Celebrate the Marriage of the Emperor Joseph II to Princess Marie-Josèphe of Bavaria 23/24 January 1765
    Georg Weikert
    · Palace of Versailles
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