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Jan Kupecký

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27: 17: 150:, the Protestant Kupecký, who faithfully clung to his ancestor's religion, remained withdrawn and isolated in Vienna's Catholic milieu, which was under the influence of the court and the aristocracy. However this concept is partly contradicted by the fact that the master had significant courtly commissions while working in Vienna. He painted portraits of various members of the dynasty, 169:
with his family and worked there until his death in 1740. As the most significant portrait painter of contemporary Germany, he was commissioned by many German princes, church dignitaries rich merchants and scholars, and his works were popularized by engravings even during his lifetime. Through his
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pupils and followers Kupecký's influence and artistic example remained alive and widespread for a long time.
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and in Royal Hungary. At the age of twenty, Kupecký went on a long Italian study trip. In Rome Prince
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The City Gallery of Bratislava owns the most complete collection of graphic leaves of his paintings.
120: 143:. We know little of his Italian activity as well as his early works and his setting in Vienna. 199: 159: 135:, helped him to become famous. He returned to Vienna in 1709, after twenty-two years spent in 132: 93: 85: 16: 250: 97: 155: 116: 89: 183: 179: 215: 187: 166: 109: 101: 105: 65: 61: 136: 124: 69: 57: 165:
In 1733 Kupecký, fearing religious persecution, fled from Vienna to
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Kupecký, like many people at that time, was the son of Protestant (
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According to the sources he began his studies with the
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According to his contemporary biographer, the Swiss
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produced many engravings after Kupecký's paintings.
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Bernhard Vogel
Czech
baroque
Hungary
Vienna
Bernhard Vogel
Czech Brethren
Czech lands
Mladá Boleslav
Royal Hungary
Catholics
Pezinok
Pressburg
Swiss
Benedikt Klaus
Vienna
Aleksander Benedykt Sobieski
John III Sobieski
Venice
Rome
Johann Caspar Füssli
Prince Eugene of Savoy
Karlovy Vary
Peter I
Nuremberg
Caravaggio
Reni
Rembrandt

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