Anna Maria Braun
Anna Maria Braun (1642 – 13 August 1713) was a German wax-modeller and medallist. She was born Anna Maria Pfründt in Lyon in 1642, daughter of the artist Georg Pfründt. In 1659, she married painter and medallist Johann Bartholomäus Braun.
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Anna Maria Braun
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- Born
- 1642 · Lyon.
- Died
- 1713 · Frankfurt.
- Nationality
- Germany
- Occupation
- sculptor · painter · medalist
- Languages
- German
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Anna Maria Braun (1642 – 13 August 1713) was a German wax-modeller and medallist. She was born Anna Maria Pfründt in Lyon in 1642, daughter of the artist Georg Pfründt. In 1659, she married painter and medallist Johann Bartholomäus Braun.
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She created portrait reliefs, mythological scenes, and free-standing figures in wax. She worked in Nuremberg and Frankfurt and worked for various royal courts in Germany, the Netherlands, and Austria. Braun died on 13 August 1713 in Frankfurt.
• Fetchwikidata — ALL Anna Maria Braun (1642 – 13 August 1713) was a German wax-modeller and medallist. She was born Anna Maria Pfründt in Lyon in 1642, daughter of the artist Georg Pfründt. In 1659, she married painter and medallist Johann Bartholomäus Braun. She created portrait reliefs, mythological scenes, and free-standing figures in wax. She worked in Nuremberg and Frankfurt and worked for various royal courts in Germany, the Netherlands, and Austria. Anna Maria Braun died on 13 August 1713 in Frankfurt.
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• Illustration — Young Prince • Illustration — Man in Armor • Illustration — Antiope and Two Satyrs
Anna maria braun, giovane principe, cera e tessuto, 1670-1700 ca
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Antiope and two satyrs, Anna Maria Braun (1642 -1713) (attributed to) Polychrome wax relief in original lacquered and gilded frame, Frankfurt (Germany), late 17th century.
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