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Baron Christoph Haller von Hallerstein (1771 Hilpoltstein near
Nuremberg - 1839 Nuremberg) devoted himself after studying law to
painting, which he studied in Stuttgart. He started with landscape, but
soon painted mainly miniatures, made silver point drawings and was an
etcher. In 1799 he worked in Dresden where he was on friendly terms with
Graff and Grassi. In the following year (sic!) he came to Berlin and
after 1806 to Nurnberg. The Berliner years were for the artist
especially prolific. He was drawing teacher of the Prussian Crown Prince
(later King Friedrich Wilhelm IV), teacher of etching for Prince Anton
Heinrich Radziwill and the young Clemens von Metternich, later Prince
and Austrian Cancellor. The artist portrayed during these years the
whole Prussian royal family. In 1812 he lived for a few months in Paris,
but otherwise continuously until his death in Nurnberg.
Works by
Haller von Hallerstein belonged to the greatest high noble collections,
among them collections of Grand Duke of Hessen, Duke of Cumberland and
others. They can also be found in museums of Nurnberg, Dresden, Berlin,
Bamberg, etc.
Condition: good
Creation Year: ca 1795
Measurements: UNFRAMED:11,0x9,2cm/4,3x3,6in FRAMED: 12,5x10,9cm/4,9x4,3in
Object Type: Framed drawing
Style: Old Master drawings
Technique: pencil and watercolor on white prime coated card
Inscription:verso: old authentic legend
Creator: Baron Christoph Haller von Hallerstein
Creator Dates: 1771 Hilpoltstein-1839 Nuremberg
Nationality: German
Themes:
GERMAN
CHILDREN
LITTLE GIRL
CHILDREN PORTRAIT
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