Germany. 1703 - 1767
Still life, Dutch and Flemish style interiors
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1719 - 1768. Known for: Rococo painting.
Johann Conrad Seekatz came from a German family of artists who were active in the Darmstadt/Worms area for over 170 years. He is certainly the most famous member of this family. His further training... Read full biography
Johann Conrad Seekatz came from a German family of artists who were active in the Darmstadt/Worms area for over 170 years. He is certainly the most famous member of this family. His further training with the Mannheim court painter Philipp Hieronymus Brinckmann (from 1748) was of great importance... Read full biography
Johann Conrad Seekatz came from a German family of artists who were active in the Darmstadt/Worms area for over 170 years. He is certainly the most famous member of this family. His further training with the Mannheim court painter Philipp Hieronymus Brinckmann (from 1748) was of great importance for his artistic work. In Mannheim he also got to know the famous electoral painting collection there. In 1753 he took up a position with the reigning Landgrave Ludwig VIII of Hesse-Darmstadt. In... Read full biography
Johann Conrad Seekatz came from a German family of artists who were active in the Darmstadt/Worms area for over 170 years. He is certainly the most famous member of this family. His further training with the Mannheim court painter Philipp Hieronymus Brinckmann (from 1748) was of great importance for his artistic work. In Mannheim he also got to know the famous electoral painting collection there. In 1753 he took up a position with the reigning Landgrave Ludwig VIII of Hesse-Darmstadt. In addition, Seekatz also looked to Frankfurt am Main, where his mostly small-format genre pieces were extremely popular with private collectors. Johann Caspar Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's father, acquired at least 17 works by Seekatz, and in 1762 the... Read full biography
Johann Conrad Seekatz came from a German family of artists who were active in the Darmstadt/Worms area for over 170 years. He is certainly the most famous member of this family. His further training with the Mannheim court painter Philipp Hieronymus Brinckmann (from 1748) was of great importance for his artistic work. In Mannheim he also got to know the famous electoral painting collection there. In 1753 he took up a position with the reigning Landgrave Ludwig VIII of Hesse-Darmstadt. In addition, Seekatz also looked to Frankfurt am Main, where his mostly small-format genre pieces were extremely popular with private collectors. Johann Caspar Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's father, acquired at least 17 works by Seekatz, and in 1762 the artist portrayed Goethe and his family in pastoral costume in front of an Arcadian landscape. From 1765, a series of 17 overdo... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: Bauernkinder mit Enten und Gänsen vor einer Landschaft mit Bäumen
Bauernkinder mit Enten und Gänsen vor einer Landschaft mit Bäumen
Johann Conrad SeekatzBauernkinder mit Enten und Gänsen vor einer Landschaft mit Bäumen
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The Feeding of the Multitudes
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Venus and Adonis
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Figure, portrait, historical, mythological painting
Netherlands. 1686 - 1750
Landscape, figure in landscape painting
Holland. 1629 - 1681
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Flemish, Belgium. 1611 - 1671
Baroque religious, allegorical, and landscape painting
Netherlands. 1623 - 1693
Painting, landscape, genre
Netherlands, Holland. 1620 - 1678
Landscape paintings, figure in landscape
Germany, Netherlands. 1586 - 1666
Genre, village scene, allegory and biblical theme painting
Flemish. 1658 - 1725
Figure, architectural paintings
Flemish, Belgium. 1612 - 1661
Landscape, figure and genre paintings
Netherlands. 1655 - 1722
Painting
Italy. 1705 - 1789
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Belgium, Germany, Flemish. 1613 - 1686
Landscape painting, drawing, collector
England, Netherlands, Holland, Italy. 1616 - 1677
Landscape, figure and genre painting
1605 - 1655
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Netherlands, Holland. 1589 - 1662
Allegory, genre and portrait painting, book illustration, satire
Flemish, Belgium, France. 1601 - 1678
Landscape, figure in landscape, allegory and mythology painting
Netherlands. 1606 - 1661
River landscapes
Germany. 1730 - 1797
Painting
Germany. 1640 - 1704
Painting
Belgium. 1623 - 1667
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Belgium, Italy. 1637 - 1712
Bird, poultry still life painting, nature morte
Flemish. 1597 - 1667
Landscape and history painting
Netherlands. 1609 - 1668
Figure, interior paintings
Germany. 1777 - 1844
Painting
Germany. 1630 - after 1703
Painting
Germany. 1718 - 1791
Painting and sculpture, landscape, river
Italy. 1631 - 1722
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England. 1645 - 1718
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Germany, United Kingdom. 1746 - 1797
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Germany. 1717 - 1790
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Netherlands. 1629 - 1719
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