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Johann Jakob Schalch

Swiss artist (1723–1789)

Born in Schaffhausen. Died in Schaffhausen.

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A life in paintings

Born 172310 dated paintingsDied 1789

13 works

  • Schaffhausen Falls, Switzerland
    Schaffhausen Falls, Switzerland
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    1740–1750 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Landscape with Figures
    Landscape with Figures
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    c. 1750–1789 · Royal Collection
  • The Gardens at Kew
    The Gardens at Kew
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    1759 · Royal Collection
  • The White House, Kew
    The White House, Kew
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    c. 1759–1760 · Royal Collection
  • The Gardens at Kew by Moonlight
    The Gardens at Kew by Moonlight
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    c. 1760 · Royal Collection
  • The White House, Kew
    The White House, Kew
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    c. 1760 · Royal Collection
  • The Gardens at Kew
    The Gardens at Kew
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    c. 1760 · Royal Collection
  • Landscape with Figures
    Landscape with Figures
    attributed to · Attributed to Johann Jakob Schalch
    c. 1760 · Royal Collection
  • Joseph II. beim Rheinfall
    Joseph II. beim Rheinfall
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    1777 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Der Rheinfall vom Zürcher Ufer aus
    Der Rheinfall vom Zürcher Ufer aus
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    c. 1780 · Museum of All Saints
  • Landscape with a River
    Landscape with a River
    Johann Jakob Schalch
    · Royal Collection
  • River landscape with resting animals and figural staffage
    River landscape with resting animals and figural staffage
    Johann Jakob Schalch
  • A scene from the Seven Years War depicting a battle between the Prussians and the Austrians
    A scene from the Seven Years War depicting a battle between the Prussians and the Austrians
    Johann Jakob Schalch
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