Bildnis des Philosophen Johann Georg Sulzer von Winterthur

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Anton Graff, Werkstattreplik1736 Winterthur – 1813 Dresden
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One of several repetitions after the original in the Leipzig University Library, which belongs to the same series as the main copy of the self-portrait (inv. 120). The philosopher and aesthetician Johann Georg Sulzer (Winterthur 1720 - Berlin 1779) wrote the 'Thoughts on the Origin of the Sciences and Fine Arts' in 1762 and the 'General Theory of Fine Arts' in 1771-1774, in which he formulated the aesthetics of the German Enlightenment. In 1771, Anton Graff married Sulzer's eldest daughter Elisabeth Sophie Auguste (1753-1812).
Also known as
Portrait of the Philosopher Johann Georg Sulzer von Winterthur
Medium
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
image: 56 x 45 cm
Inventory number
293
Credit line
Kunsthaus Zürich, 1860