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1698 - 1762. Known for: Painting and sculpture.
Paul Troger, an Italian artist, flourished in the 18th century. He trained under various Italian artists and later settled in Vienna, where he became the Director of the Academy of Fine Arts. Troger... Read full biography
Paul Troger, an Italian artist, flourished in the 18th century. He trained under various Italian artists and later settled in Vienna, where he became the Director of the Academy of Fine Arts. Troger was renowned for his mastery of fresco painting, with his works adorning churches and monasteries... Read full biography
Paul Troger, an Italian artist, flourished in the 18th century. He trained under various Italian artists and later settled in Vienna, where he became the Director of the Academy of Fine Arts. Troger was renowned for his mastery of fresco painting, with his works adorning churches and monasteries across Europe. His dynamic compositions and vivid storytelling are exemplified in his fresco cycle at Stift Altenburg.
Paul Troger, an Italian artist, flourished in the 18th century. He trained under various Italian artists and later settled in Vienna, where he became the Director of the Academy of Fine Arts. Troger was renowned for his mastery of fresco painting, with his works adorning churches and monasteries across Europe. His dynamic compositions and vivid storytelling are exemplified in his fresco cycle at Stift Altenburg.
Paul Troger, an Italian artist, flourished in the 18th century. He trained under various Italian artists and later settled in Vienna, where he became the Director of the Academy of Fine Arts. Troger was renowned for his mastery of fresco painting, with his works adorning churches and monasteries across Europe. His dynamic compositions and vivid storytelling are exemplified in his fresco cycle at Stift Altenburg.