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Duchy of Württemberg · January 21, 1716 – September 28, 1749Wikidata

Georg Cristoph Grooth

German painter (1716-1749)

Born in Stuttgart. Died in Saint Petersburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 17165 dated paintingsDied 1749

9 works

  • Portrait of A.I. Kurakina
    Portrait of A.I. Kurakina
    Georg Cristoph Grooth
    1701–1750 · Hermitage Museum
  • Reiterporträt der Kaiserin Katharina I (1684-1727)
    Reiterporträt der Kaiserin Katharina I (1684-1727)
    after · After Georg Cristoph Grooth
    18th century · Kadriorg Art Museum
  • Vasily Vladimirovich Dolgorukov (1667-1746), Russian Field Marshal
    Vasily Vladimirovich Dolgorukov (1667-1746), Russian Field Marshal
    Georg Cristoph Grooth
    18th century
  • Portrait of Elizabeth Petrovna on Horseback Accompanied by a Negro Servant (copy)
    Portrait of Elizabeth Petrovna on Horseback Accompanied by a Negro Servant (copy)
    after · After Georg Cristoph Grooth
    1743 · Hermitage Museum
  • Portrait of the painter Jacob Wessel
    Portrait of the painter Jacob Wessel
    Georg Cristoph Grooth
    1744 · Landesmuseum Württemberg
  • Portrait of Grand Duchess Catherine Alexeyevna
    Portrait of Grand Duchess Catherine Alexeyevna
    Georg Cristoph Grooth
    c. 1745 · Hermitage Museum
  • Porträt der Varvara Alexeevna Sheremeteva
    Porträt der Varvara Alexeevna Sheremeteva
    Georg Cristoph Grooth
    1746 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Portrait of Prince Peter Fyodorovich (Pete III, Tsar of Russia, from 1761)
    Portrait of Prince Peter Fyodorovich (Pete III, Tsar of Russia, from 1761)
    Georg Cristoph Grooth
    c. 1748 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Catharina Aleksejevna
    Catharina Aleksejevna
    Georg Cristoph Grooth
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