Johann Gregorius Höroldt
Johann Gregorius Höroldt was a German painter (1696–1775). He was born at Jena and died at Meissen.
Also recorded as Johann Gregorius Herold; Johann Gregorius Hörholt; Johann Gregorius Hoerold; Johann Gregorius Hoerolt; Johann Gregorius Heroldt; Johann Gregor Herold.
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the headings Johann Gregorius Herold, Johann Gregorius Hörholt, Johann Gregorius Hoerold, Johann Gregorius Hoerolt and Johann Gregorius Heroldt. His recorded language was German.
Recognition and collections
Work by Johann Gregorius Höroldt is held by The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, J. Paul Getty Museum, The Frick Collection and Cleveland Museum of Art.
Chronology
- 1696Johann Gregorius Höroldt born at Jena.
- 1696Johann Gregorius Höroldt was born in 1696 at Jena.
- 1775Johann Gregorius Höroldt died at Meissen.
- 1775Johann Gregorius Höroldt died in 1775 at Meissen.
Sources
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“Johann Gregor Herold”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q875243: Johann Gregorius Höroldt
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