Heinrich Friedrich Füger
5 public-domain plates in the archive
Heinrich Füger was born in Heilbronn, a small town in south-western Germany midway between Heidelberg and Stuttgart, on December 8, 1751. By age eight, he was already painting miniature portraits; however, at age fifteen, he became discouraged with art and decided to study law. He returned to art, and began study with the historical painter Adam Friedrich Oeser in Leipzig. Füger's work caught the attention of the British and Swedish ambassadors to the court of Saxony at Dresden; where he achieved considerable success. In 1774 he went to Vienna and under the patronage of the empress Maria...
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Seven Men in Antique Dress
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Portrait of a Man with a White Ruff
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Portrait of a Man
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Portrait of Marie Karolina Anna, Countess Thun
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Portrait of Ivan Grigorevich, Count Chernyshev
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Plates by Heinrich Friedrich Füger
- Portrait of Ivan Grigorevich, Count Chernyshev A catalogued plate
- Portrait of Marie Karolina Anna, Countess Thun A catalogued plate
- Portrait of a Man A catalogued plate
- Portrait of a Man with a White Ruff A catalogued plate
- Seven Men in Antique Dress A catalogued plate
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