An intimate portrait of Johann Heinrich Tischbein, a prominent figure in 18th-century German art, this biography by Joseph F. Engelschall delves into the life and artistic achievements of the former Prince-Bishop of Hesse's counselor and court painter. Explore Tischbein's personal journey and artistic evolution, gaining insights into his techniques, influences, and the historical context that shaped his work. "Johann Heinrich Tischbein, ehemaliger fÃ1/4rstlich hessischer Rath und Hofmaler, als Mensch und KÃ1/4nstler" offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of a celebrated artist and his contributions to German art history.
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