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Self-portrait (1765)
Self-portrait (1765)
Frederick the Great, King of Prussia (1781). This portrait is regarded as Graff's masterpiece. Contemporaries claimed it was the best, most accurate p
Frederick the Great, King of Prussia (1781). This portrait is regarded as Graff's masterpiece. Contemporaries claimed it was the best, most accurate portrait of Frederick. It is the most famous, copied and reproduced portrait of the King.[citation needed]
Anton Graff self-portrait 1805, Gallery of Old Masters, Dresden
Anton Graff self-portrait 1805, Gallery of Old Masters, Dresden
Elisabeth Sulzer, née Reinhart (1765/66). Sulzer and Oskar Reinhart have common ancestors; Reinhart was a patron of the arts and collector.
Elisabeth Sulzer, née Reinhart (1765/66). Sulzer and Oskar Reinhart have common ancestors; Reinhart was a patron of the arts and collector.
Portrait by Anton Graff, 1786–1791
Portrait by Anton Graff, 1786–1791
Portrait of Friedrich Schiller by Gerhard von Kügelgen (1808/1809)
Portrait of Friedrich Schiller by Gerhard von Kügelgen (1808/1809)
Spouse Charlotte Schiller, née von Lengefeld, Ludovike Simanowiz 1794
Spouse Charlotte Schiller, née von Lengefeld, Ludovike Simanowiz 1794
Medal by Stefan Schwartz [de] to his 100th Death Anniversary, after a sculpture of 1794 by Dannecker, Vienna 1905, obverse
Medal by Stefan Schwartz [de] to his 100th Death Anniversary, after a sculpture of 1794 by Dannecker, Vienna 1905, obverse