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Michael Conrad Hirt

German painter (1613-1671)

Born in Bayreuth. Died in Bayreuth.

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A life in paintings

Born 16139 dated paintingsDied 1671

9 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a Daughter of Dieterich Bromsen
    Portrait of a Daughter of Dieterich Bromsen
    Michael Conrad Hirt
    1638 · Dayton Art Institute
  • Portrait of Johann Kampferbeke (1580-1639), Mayor of Lübeck
    Portrait of Johann Kampferbeke (1580-1639), Mayor of Lübeck
    Michael Conrad Hirt
    1639 · Lübeck city hall
  • Portrait of Heinrich Köhler (1576-1641), Mayor of Lübeck
    Portrait of Heinrich Köhler (1576-1641), Mayor of Lübeck
    Michael Conrad Hirt
    1641 · Lübeck city hall
  • Portrait of Margarete Brömsen
    Portrait of Margarete Brömsen
    Michael Conrad Hirt
    1642 · St. Anne's Museum
  • Portrait of Anna Rosina Marquart, née Tanck, wife of Johann Marquard, mayor of Lübeck
    Portrait of Anna Rosina Marquart, née Tanck, wife of Johann Marquard, mayor of Lübeck
    Michael Conrad Hirt
    1642 · St. Anne's Museum
  • Portrait of Magdalena Köhler née Brömbse (1626-1642)
    Portrait of Magdalena Köhler née Brömbse (1626-1642)
    Michael Conrad Hirt
    1642 · St. Anne's Museum
  • Portrait of Johann Crüger
    Portrait of Johann Crüger
    Michael Conrad Hirt
    1663 · Nikolaikirche (Berlin)
  • MImage under copyright
    Memorial for Otto Tank (1587-1637)
    Michael Conrad Hirt
    1637 · Lübeck Cathedral
  • GImage under copyright
    Grave of Schönebeck family
    Michael Conrad Hirt
    1653 · St. Nicolas Church
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