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Christian Wink
Christian Wink

Christian Wink

German, 1738-1797
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Johann Christian Thomas Wink was a late Rococo painter, fresco artist and etcher. After his appointment as court painter to the elector (1769), he signed important commissioned works with “Bayerischer Hofmaler” (“Aulae Boicae Pictor”).

Christian Wink grew up as the son of the prince-bishop's corporal Augustin Wink and his wife Walburga in the Bishopric of Eichstätt. He is the younger brother of Johann Chrysostomus Wink, who helped him get an apprenticeship with Anton Scheidler in Eggenfelden, a fellow painter friend of his. After his apprenticeship, Christian Wink moved to the workshop of Johann Jakob Feichtmayer in Eichstätt. However, he only stayed there briefly before going to Augsburg. In the 18th century, the Fugger town was one of the most important art centers in the German-speaking world.

Presumably Wink attended the Imperial City Academy there between 1759 and 1760. After a short stay in Freising , he moved on to Munich, where he worked from 1760. Since 1765/1766 his work as a history painter for the local electoral court opera theater has been secured. In this function he made scenes based on designs by Giovanni Paolo Gaspari (1714-1780) and Lorenzo Quaglio (1730-1804). Just a few years later – in 1769 – Wink was appointed court painter to the Bavarian Elector . This title helped him to numerous, mostly ecclesiastical commissions within the Bavarian Electorate. Apart from numerous trips, he lived and worked in Munich until his death (1797). Wink was married to Elisabeth Schega, the daughter of the Bavarian court medalist Franz Andreas Schega (1711-1787).

His work includes numerous frescoes in Upper Bavarian and Swabian churches, in addition to those mentioned below also in Starnberg , Raisting , Ettringen and Kempfenhausen as well as the dining room of Schleißheim Palace . His oil paintings are less well known, but no less numerous. Wink was one of the most active painters in Munich in the second half of the 18th century.

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The Agony In The Garden

The Agony In The Garden (1773)

Christian Wink (German, 1738-1797)
Religion
The Deposition (recto)

The Deposition (recto) (second half 18th century)

Christian Wink (German, 1738-1797)
Drawings
The Deposition (verso)

The Deposition (verso) (second half 18th century)

Christian Wink (German, 1738-1797)
Drawings
Adoration of the kings

Adoration of the kings

Christian Wink (German, 1738-1797)
Drawings
Assumption of Mary

Assumption of Mary

Christian Wink (German, 1738-1797)
Drawings
Ein Heiliger mit Kreuz vor dem auf Wolken thronenden Christus mit dem Kreuz, darüber die Taube des Heiligen Geistes

Ein Heiliger mit Kreuz vor dem auf Wolken thronenden Christus mit dem Kreuz, darüber die Taube des Heiligen Geistes

Christian Wink (German, 1738-1797)
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Sitzende Heilige, mit ausgebreiteten Armen zum Himmel blickend, in den Mauern einer Stadt

Sitzende Heilige, mit ausgebreiteten Armen zum Himmel blickend, in den Mauern einer Stadt

Christian Wink (German, 1738-1797)
Drawings
The Annunciation

The Annunciation

Christian Wink (German, 1738-1797)
Drawings
Verkündigung Mariä, darunter eine Schlachtszene

Verkündigung Mariä, darunter eine Schlachtszene

Christian Wink (German, 1738-1797)
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