Johann Christian Vollerdt

German, before 1708-1769

Johann Christian Vollerdt was a German painter. He was a pupil of Johann Alexander Thiele (1685-1752). He lived in the Netherlands from 1740 to 1760 and reached the peak of his career in the 1750s.

The subjects of his works are landscapes, in particular Italian and winter landscapes, views of the Rhine and Switzerland, with figures and animals.

Some of his paintings were engraved.

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A winter landscape with skaters on a frozen river

A winter landscape with skaters on a frozen river

Johann Christian Vollerdt (German, before 1708-1769)

A mountain landscape with travellers

A mountain landscape with travellers

Johann Christian Vollerdt (German, before 1708-1769)

A River Landscape With Figures On The Bank And Sheep Grazing

A River Landscape With Figures On The Bank And Sheep Grazing (1754)

Johann Christian Vollerdt (German, before 1708-1769)

A River Landscape With Fishermen Dredging A Weir

A River Landscape With Fishermen Dredging A Weir (1754)

Johann Christian Vollerdt (German, before 1708-1769)

View in Italy

View in Italy (1754)

Johann Christian Vollerdt (German, before 1708-1769)

Landscape with a Genre Scene

Landscape with a Genre Scene

Johann Christian Vollerdt (German, before 1708-1769)

The Water Reservoirs, the so-called Bends, in Belgrade Forest

The Water Reservoirs, the so-called Bends, in Belgrade Forest (1744 - 1763)

Johann Christian Vollerdt (German, before 1708-1769)

Mountain landscape with a lake and buildings

Mountain landscape with a lake and buildings (1764)

Johann Christian Vollerdt (German, before 1708-1769)

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