Friedrich von Amerling (1803 - 1887)
Friedrich von Amerling (German: Friedrich von Amerling, 14 April 1803, Vienna - 14 January 1887, ibid) - Austrian artist. However, Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller is one of the most respected portrait painter of XIX century.
Friedrich Amerling was born in Franz Amerling, wire master, who worked with silver and gold, and his wife Theresa Kargl. In 1815-1824 gg. Amerling studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts. After that, he attended classes at the school of engravers Joseph Klibera, then transferred to the class of "historical foundations of the picture" Hubert Maurer and Charles Gzelhofera.
In 1824 Amerling moved to Prague to his uncle Henry and until 1826 he studied at the local Academy with Joseph Berglera Younger. 1827-1828 gg. he spent in London, where Amerling impressed by Thomas Lawrence. Later Amerling visited Paris, where he worked with Horace Vernet, and Rome. Since 1828 Amerling settled in Vienna and began receiving orders from the imperial household, nobles and burghers.
In 1829, Reichel won the Vienna Academy. During the life Amerling made many long journeys: in 1836 and 1838. - In Italy, in 1838 - in the Netherlands, in 1839 - in Munich, in 1840-43 gg. - Rome, in 1882 - to Spain in 1883 - England in 1884 - Greece, in 1885 - in Scandinavia, before reaching the North Cape, and in 1886 - in Egypt, and Palestine.
In 1878 Amerling was awarded a knighthood. In the house recognized the Viennese artist known there were writers and musicians such as Franz Liszt.
In 1858 Amerling acquired in Vienna Palace in Vienna near Gumpendorf and furnished it to your taste valuable works of art. The artist also possessed a large collection of forged products.
Among the numerous awards and the artist has received in 1879 the Order of the Iron Crown. Amerling was ceremoniously buried in the central cemetery of Vienna. The tombstone and monument Amerling in a city park in Vienna in 1902 were made by the sculptor Johannes Benko. In 1887, one of the streets of Vienna received the name of the artist. The house where he was born, in 1978, the name Amerling and a cultural center, which also houses the Museum of Vienna Neubau District. In 1948 to 60-anniversary of the artist's death in Austria was issued a special postage stamp.
Amerling created over a thousand works, mostly portraits. He was the favorite portraitist of higher aristocracy and big bourgeoisie during the Vienna Biedermeier. The peak of the popularity of the artist came in 1830-1850 gg. His work is distinguished by the elegance of figure, exotic design and color variety. Most of the work Amerling located in Austrian museums and collections.
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Friedrich Amerling was born in Franz Amerling, wire master, who worked with silver and gold, and his wife Theresa Kargl. In 1815-1824 gg. Amerling studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts. After that, he attended classes at the school of engravers Joseph Klibera, then transferred to the class of "historical foundations of the picture" Hubert Maurer and Charles Gzelhofera.
In 1824 Amerling moved to Prague to his uncle Henry and until 1826 he studied at the local Academy with Joseph Berglera Younger. 1827-1828 gg. he spent in London, where Amerling impressed by Thomas Lawrence. Later Amerling visited Paris, where he worked with Horace Vernet, and Rome. Since 1828 Amerling settled in Vienna and began receiving orders from the imperial household, nobles and burghers.
In 1829, Reichel won the Vienna Academy. During the life Amerling made many long journeys: in 1836 and 1838. - In Italy, in 1838 - in the Netherlands, in 1839 - in Munich, in 1840-43 gg. - Rome, in 1882 - to Spain in 1883 - England in 1884 - Greece, in 1885 - in Scandinavia, before reaching the North Cape, and in 1886 - in Egypt, and Palestine.
In 1878 Amerling was awarded a knighthood. In the house recognized the Viennese artist known there were writers and musicians such as Franz Liszt.
In 1858 Amerling acquired in Vienna Palace in Vienna near Gumpendorf and furnished it to your taste valuable works of art. The artist also possessed a large collection of forged products.
Among the numerous awards and the artist has received in 1879 the Order of the Iron Crown. Amerling was ceremoniously buried in the central cemetery of Vienna. The tombstone and monument Amerling in a city park in Vienna in 1902 were made by the sculptor Johannes Benko. In 1887, one of the streets of Vienna received the name of the artist. The house where he was born, in 1978, the name Amerling and a cultural center, which also houses the Museum of Vienna Neubau District. In 1948 to 60-anniversary of the artist's death in Austria was issued a special postage stamp.
Amerling created over a thousand works, mostly portraits. He was the favorite portraitist of higher aristocracy and big bourgeoisie during the Vienna Biedermeier. The peak of the popularity of the artist came in 1830-1850 gg. His work is distinguished by the elegance of figure, exotic design and color variety. Most of the work Amerling located in Austrian museums and collections.
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