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Johann Peter Krafft - Die Türkin (‘Untreue’)

Die Türkin (‘Untreue’) (1825)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
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Johann Peter Krafft

Johann Peter Krafft was a German-born Austrian painter who specialized in portraits, historical works and genre scenes.

His father was an enamel painter who originally came from a family of wine merchants in Alsace. His brother, Joseph Krafft (1786-1828) also became a painter of portrait miniatures. By the age of ten, he was already attending a drawing school.

In 1799, he and sister were sent to live with an aunt in Vienna. He immediately enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts, where he studied history painting with Heinrich Friedrich Füger. In 1802, he travelled to Paris with Veit Hanns Schnorr von Carolsfeld to continue his studies. There, he made the acquaintance of Jacques-Louis David and François Gérard, who had a major influence on his style.

He returned to Vienna in 1805, where he established himself as a portrait painter. From 1808 to 1809, he went on a study trip through Italy. He became a member of the Academy in 1813. Two years later, he married Juliana Preisinger. Three of their children became painters: Marie (1812–1885), Albrecht (1816–1847) and Julie (1821–1903). He was appointed a Professor at the Academy in 1823.

In 1828, he was named Director of the Galerie Belvedere, a position he held until his death. He became an Academic Counselor in 1835. Over the next few years, he travelled to Munich, Dresden and Venice, where he purchased 80 works for the museum. He was also employed as an expert on the preservation of monuments, working at Karlstein Castle, Schönbrunn Palace and the Jesuit Church.

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Studie zu ‘Rüdiger und Angelika’

Studie zu ‘Rüdiger und Angelika’ (1842)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Zwei weibliche Studien zu ‘Rückkehr des Kaisers Franz aus Pressburg’

Zwei weibliche Studien zu ‘Rückkehr des Kaisers Franz aus Pressburg’ (before 1828)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Kopfstudie zu ‘Arindal und Daura’

Kopfstudie zu ‘Arindal und Daura’ (1820-1855)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Helmstudien

Helmstudien

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Studie eines bärtigen Mannes

Studie eines bärtigen Mannes (1826)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Engelssturz

Engelssturz (1830-1832)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Kestely

Kestely (1820)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Blick über das Schanzel zum Augarten

Blick über das Schanzel zum Augarten (1812)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Porträtstudie Franz Xaver Eckl

Porträtstudie Franz Xaver Eckl (1837)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Studie eines Kopfes

Studie eines Kopfes

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Baron Adelstein

Baron Adelstein (1813)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Konturzeichnung einer Mutter mit vier Kindern

Konturzeichnung einer Mutter mit vier Kindern

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Kopfstudie zur ‘Szene aus dem Tiroler Freiheitskampf’

Kopfstudie zur ‘Szene aus dem Tiroler Freiheitskampf’ (1840)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Studie eines Pferdekopfes zu ‘Rückkehr des Kaisers Franz aus Pressburg’

Studie eines Pferdekopfes zu ‘Rückkehr des Kaisers Franz aus Pressburg’ (before 1828)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
Bildnis eines jungen Mannes

Bildnis eines jungen Mannes (1801)

Johann Peter Krafft (Austrian, 1780 - 1856)
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