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| Johann König (1586 - 1642) |
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Artists who influenced Johann König![]() | German painter. He is first documented in Rome between 1610 and 1614, but his obvious knowledge of the work of Hans Rottenhammer the elder suggests that he lived in Augsburg before travelling to Italy. He must have visited Venice, where it is documented that he made a miniature copy (untraced) of Veronese’s Marriage at Cana (1563; Paris, Louvre). In Rome he could have met Adam Elsheimer, who died ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Johann König![]() | |
![]() Jacopo Tintoretto | ![]() Landscape with Good Samaritan | ![]() Sacrifice of Noah (Staatliche Museen) | ArtHistoryReference has no artists who were influenced by Johann König. |
![]() Paolo Veronese | ![]() Minerva and Muses | ![]() Angels Escourting Lot and Family from Sodom (National Gallery of Scotland) | |
![]() Adam Elsheimer | ![]() Wooded River Landscape with Saint John Baptist | ![]() Ecce Homo | |
![]() Paul Bril | |||