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Ludwig Guttenbrunn

Austrian artist (1750-1819)

Born in Vienna. Died in Frankfurt.

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A life in paintings

Born 17507 dated paintingsDied 1819

11 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Interior: portrait of a musician or composer
    Interior: portrait of a musician or composer
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    1701–1799 · Führermuseum
  • Marie Therese and Louis Charles of France
    Marie Therese and Louis Charles of France
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    18th century
  • Johan Tobias Sergel (1740-1814), artist, sculptor
    Johan Tobias Sergel (1740-1814), artist, sculptor
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    c. 1783–1784 · Nationalmuseum
  • Marie Antoinette as Erato
    Marie Antoinette as Erato
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    1788 · Palazzo Coronini Cronberg
  • Porträt des Semyon Vorontsov
    Porträt des Semyon Vorontsov
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    1791 · Pavlovsk Palace
  • Portrait of Princess Ye. Golenishcheva-Kutuzova
    Portrait of Princess Ye. Golenishcheva-Kutuzova
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    1797 · Hermitage Museum
  • Portrait of Prince Alexander B. Kurakin
    Portrait of Prince Alexander B. Kurakin
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    1801 · Hermitage Museum
  • A.K. Razumovskiy
    A.K. Razumovskiy
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    1801
  • Le Comte Alexis Kyrillowitch Razoumowsky (1748-1822)
    Le Comte Alexis Kyrillowitch Razoumowsky (1748-1822)
    after · After Ludwig Guttenbrunn
  • Portrait de la comtesse de Provence en Diane
    Portrait de la comtesse de Provence en Diane
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    · Musée Magnin
  • ENo image
    Ekaterina Golovkina (Naryshkina)
    Ludwig Guttenbrunn
    1800 · Tretyakov Gallery
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