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Kingdom of Bavaria · May 21, 1743 – October 11, 1811Wikidata

Catharina Treu

German painter (1743-1811)

Born in Bamberg. Died in Mannheim.

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A life in paintings

Born 17438 dated paintingsDied 1811

8 works

  • Still life with glass goblet and grapes on a marble table
    Still life with glass goblet and grapes on a marble table
    Catharina Treu
    1768 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Sumptuous table with fruit and silverware
    Sumptuous table with fruit and silverware
    Catharina Treu
    1768 · Richard Green Fine Paintings
  • Sumptuous table with fruit and covered beaker
    Sumptuous table with fruit and covered beaker
    Catharina Treu
    1768 · Richard Green Fine Paintings
  • Still life with a 'roemer' and a flute glass on a stone ledge
    Still life with a 'roemer' and a flute glass on a stone ledge
    Catharina Treu
    1769 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Interior with a Still Life
    Interior with a Still Life
    Catharina Treu
    1770s · private collection
  • Still Life with Fruit, Flowers and Bird's nest
    Still Life with Fruit, Flowers and Bird's nest
    Catharina Treu
    1771 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Portrait of Catharina Treu with her Still Life with Fruit
    Portrait of Catharina Treu with her Still Life with Fruit
    creator (still life) · Catharina Treu (still life) and Johann Nikolaus Treu (portrait)
    1771 · Historical Museum Bamberg
  • Still Life with Fruit and a Squirrel
    Still Life with Fruit and a Squirrel
    Catharina Treu
    c. 1780s · Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
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