Galli Da Bibiena Baroque Louis XIV Catafalque Architecture Engraving

Description: Galli Da Bibiena Baroque Louis XIV Catafalque Architecture Engraving The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Many more old maps, graphics and antiquarian books in our eBay shop!We also buy!Galli da Bibiena, Giuseppe (1696-1757) and Johann Andreas Pfeffel (1674-1748):"Monumentum ab agnatis Austriae doloribus funebri pompae extructum ad Justa Christiano ritu persolvenda Regi Christianissimo Ludovico XIV..." - Louis XIV catafalque design architectural architecture Architecture Baroque Baroque (4) Augsburg 1740. Original copper engraving from 1740. Rare engraving after an architectural drawing by Giuseppe Galli da Bibiena for a catafalque for Louis XIV. -- Size: approx. 55x38cm. -- in good condition. || Original copperplate engraving from 1740. -- well preserved. || Giuseppe Galli da Bibiena was a Baroque stage designer, draftsman, architect, theater engineer and painter. He came from the Galli da Bibiena family of artists. His father Ferdinando, his uncle Francesco, his brothers Antonio and Alessandro and his son Carlo worked in Germany, Austria and Italy as architects, outfitters and stage designers. Giuseppe Galli da Bibiena designed many decorations for funerals and weddings, planned theater machines, staged Celebrations and theatrical performances, built theaters and designed decorations for aristocratic palaces. He learned from his father and then went with him and his brother Alessandro to Barcelona to the court of the future Charles VI. and followed him in 1712 to Vienna. After the death of Charles VI, he became director of architecture at the Accademia Clementina in Bologna. At the same time he worked in Vienna as the first court theater engineer and court architect. From 1753 he was firmly committed by Friedrich II in Berlin, where he worked until his death as a court architect. One of his students was the painter and set designer Carl Friedrich Fechhelm. || Johann Andreas Pfeffel (1674-1748) was a German engraver and publisher, active in the 18th century. After showing talent at an early age, he goes on to study at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. He returned to Germany in 1711, where he established a publishing house in Augsburg. The business flourished and published a great variety of material: portraits of contemporary personalities, political and ceremonial events, theatrical scenes, views of famous places, theological and philosophical works, collections of religious images for the use of the people and schools. The Bible Physica Sacra by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer, which was richly decorated through engravings and was quite popular at the time, was also published here between 1731 and 1735.Order number: 231575Many more antique maps and prints on our site antiquariat-voelkel. Many more old maps, views and graphics on our own page antiquariat-voelkel.IllustrationsRecorded with whBOOKSafe ordering - order control tested!Item listed with the w+h GmbH eBay service Data and images powered by Book lover (2024-12-06)Augsburg 1740. Original copper engraving from 1740. Rare engraving after an architectural drawing by Giuseppe Galli da Bibiena for a catafalque for Louis XIV. -- Size: approx. 55x38cm. -- in good condition. || Original copperplate engraving from 1740. -- well preserved. || Giuseppe Galli da Bibiena was a Baroque stage designer, draftsman, architect, theater engineer and painter. He came from the Galli da Bibiena family of artists. His father Ferdinando, his uncle Francesco, his brothers Antonio and Alessandro and his son Carlo worked in Germany, Austria and Italy as architects, outfitters and stage designers. Giuseppe Galli da Bibiena designed many decorations for funerals and weddings, planned theater machines, staged Celebrations and theatrical performances, built theaters and designed Drucktyp Handgefertigt Zeitraum Vor 1800 Originalität Unikat Handgefertigt Original Produktart Graphiken

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