Johann Georg Edlinger
Johann Georg Edlinger was a German painter (1741–1819). He was born at Graz and died at Munich.
Also recorded as Joseph Georg Von Edlinger; Josef Georg von Edlinger; Josef Georg Edlinger; Josef Georg von Ettlinger; Joseph Georg von Etlinger; Josef Georg von Etlinger.
Recognition and collections
Work by Johann Georg Edlinger is held by Belvedere, Bavarian State Painting Collections, Hungarian National Gallery and Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest.
Identity
Johann Georg Edlinger is recorded with the occupation painter. Johann Georg Edlinger is recorded as a citizen of Germany. Johann Georg Edlinger is classed in the genre portrait.
In detail
Subjects and genres recorded for the work are portrait.
Positions recorded include court painter.
Work by Johann Georg Edlinger is recorded in the collections of Belvedere, Bavarian State Painting Collections, Hungarian National Gallery, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest and Städel Museum.
Chronology
- 1741Johann Georg Edlinger born at Graz.
- 1741Johann Georg Edlinger was born on 1 January 1741.
- 1819Johann Georg Edlinger died at Munich.
- 1819Johann Georg Edlinger died on 15 September 1819.
Sources
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“Johann Georg Edlinger”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q874569: Johann Georg Edlinger
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