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1606/07 Prague, Czechoslavakia - 1677 London, England. Known for: Topographical drawing, painting, engraving.
Bohemian engraver and watercolorist Wenceslaus Hollar was born in Prague, in 1607. He trained in the workshop of Merian in Frankfurt, and became one of the foremost engravers of topographical views... Read full biography
Bohemian engraver and watercolorist Wenceslaus Hollar was born in Prague, in 1607. He trained in the workshop of Merian in Frankfurt, and became one of the foremost engravers of topographical views in the 17th century. In 1636, while working in Cologne, he met the English connoisseur, the Earl of... Read full biography
Bohemian engraver and watercolorist Wenceslaus Hollar was born in Prague, in 1607. He trained in the workshop of Merian in Frankfurt, and became one of the foremost engravers of topographical views in the 17th century. In 1636, while working in Cologne, he met the English connoisseur, the Earl of Artandel, who took him on a tour of Europe to make views for his private collections. On account of his English connections Hollar finally settled in London, and during the Civil War he fought on the... Read full biography
Bohemian engraver and watercolorist Wenceslaus Hollar was born in Prague, in 1607. He trained in the workshop of Merian in Frankfurt, and became one of the foremost engravers of topographical views in the 17th century. In 1636, while working in Cologne, he met the English connoisseur, the Earl of Artandel, who took him on a tour of Europe to make views for his private collections. On account of his English connections Hollar finally settled in London, and during the Civil War he fought on the Royalist side; his views of the city form an invaluable record of its appearance before the Great Fire of 1666. He was very prolific and engraved a wide range of subjects apart from views, including illustrations of the Aesop's Fables. Source: . Annex... Read full biography
Bohemian engraver and watercolorist Wenceslaus Hollar was born in Prague, in 1607. He trained in the workshop of Merian in Frankfurt, and became one of the foremost engravers of topographical views in the 17th century. In 1636, while working in Cologne, he met the English connoisseur, the Earl of Artandel, who took him on a tour of Europe to make views for his private collections. On account of his English connections Hollar finally settled in London, and during the Civil War he fought on the Royalist side; his views of the city form an invaluable record of its appearance before the Great Fire of 1666. He was very prolific and engraved a wide range of subjects apart from views, including illustrations of the Aesop's Fables. Source: . Annex Galleries
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