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Kingdom of Prussia · 1728 – June 2, 1789Wikidata

Johann Friedrich Meyer

German painter (1728–1789)

Born in Dresden. Died in Potsdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 17289 dated paintingsDied 1789

9 works

  • Potsdam vom Brauhausberg, Premier Vue
    Potsdam vom Brauhausberg, Premier Vue
    Johann Friedrich Meyer
    1771 · Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg
  • Alter Markt - Blick auf die Nickolaikirche
    Alter Markt - Blick auf die Nickolaikirche
    Johann Friedrich Meyer
    1771 · New Chambers
  • Neues Palais von Eiche
    Neues Palais von Eiche
    Johann Friedrich Meyer
    1771 · Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg
  • Potsdam, Old Market. View to obelisk and "Stadtschloss" (palace-in-town)
    Potsdam, Old Market. View to obelisk and "Stadtschloss" (palace-in-town)
    Johann Friedrich Meyer
    1772 · New Chambers
  • Potsdam vom Brauhausberg, Seconde Vue
    Potsdam vom Brauhausberg, Seconde Vue
    Johann Friedrich Meyer
    1772 · Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg
  • Blick vom Brauhausberg auf Sanssouci
    Blick vom Brauhausberg auf Sanssouci
    Johann Friedrich Meyer
    1772 · New Chambers
  • Stadtschloss und Fiakerplatz in Potsdam
    Stadtschloss und Fiakerplatz in Potsdam
    Johann Friedrich Meyer
    1773 · Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg
  • City palace Potsdam, Germany, garden side
    City palace Potsdam, Germany, garden side
    Johann Friedrich Meyer
    1773 · Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg
  • Wilhelmplatz in Potsdam von Süden
    Wilhelmplatz in Potsdam von Süden
    Johann Friedrich Meyer
    1773 · Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg
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