Abraham WuchtersAbraham Wuchters (1608 - 23 May 1682) was a Dutch-Danish painter and engraver. He was born in Antwerp but had most of his career in Denmark where he, along with Karel van Mander III, was the preferred painter of the Danish King, nobility and Bourgeoisie during his day, together they represent the main influence from the Dutch Golden Age on Danish Baroque art. Wuchters was born in Antwerp in 1608. He arrived in Denmark in 1638 and was, the following year, employed as sketching master at Sorø Academy. Around the same time, he was summoned to Copenhagen where he painted several portraits of King Christian IV. In 1645 he returned to Copenhagen Castle to portray the King's children, including lrik Christian Gyldenløve (c. 1645, Danish National Gallery) and Duke Frederik (III) (c. 1645, Amalienborg Palace). In two periods, between 1658 and 1662, he worked at the Royal Swedish Court in Stockholm where he portrayed Queen Consort Christina (1660, Uppsala University and 1661, Stockholm Castle), Charles X Gustav and Hedvig Eleonora. Back in Denmark, Wuchters was engaged by Frederick III, who had instituted Denmark as an absolute monarchy in 1660, with responsibility for the maintenance of his paintings. n 1671 the new king, Christian V, appointed him as official Painter to the Danish Coirt and in 1873 he was also made official Engraver to the Danish Court. It was, therefore, he alone who decided how the face of the absolutist King was to be represented. | |||
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Queen Sophie Amalie painted in Gemälde ID:: 83011 Siehe Galerie in Schweden |
Queen Sophie Amalie painted in oil on copper by Abraham Wuchters circa 1680 Date c 1680 cyf oil_on_copper_by_Abraham_Wuchters_circa_1680_ Date_c_1680 _ cyf |
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Queen Sophie Amalie Gemälde ID:: 83208 Siehe Galerie in Schweden |
Queen Sophie Amalie c 1680 cyf c_1680 _cyf |
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Vitus Bering Gemälde ID:: 85422 Siehe Galerie in Schweden |
Vitus Bering Date 1600s Medium Oil cjr Date_1600s _ Medium_Oil _ cjr |
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Mogens Frijs, greve og rentemester Gemälde ID:: 85424 Siehe Galerie in Schweden |
Mogens Frijs, greve og rentemester Date 1600s Medium Oil cjr Date_1600s _ Medium_Oil _ cjr |
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Vitus Bering Gemälde ID:: 89566 Siehe Galerie in Schweden |
Vitus Bering 1600s Medium Oil cyf 1600s _ Medium_Oil _ cyf |
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| Abraham Wuchters (1608 - 23 May 1682) was a Dutch-Danish painter and engraver. He was born in Antwerp but had most of his career in Denmark where he, along with Karel van Mander III, was the preferred painter of the Danish King, nobility and Bourgeoisie during his day, together they represent the main influence from the Dutch Golden Age on Danish Baroque art. Wuchters was born in Antwerp in 1608. He arrived in Denmark in 1638 and was, the following year, employed as sketching master at Sorø Academy. Around the same time, he was summoned to Copenhagen where he painted several portraits of King Christian IV. In 1645 he returned to Copenhagen Castle to portray the King's children, including lrik Christian Gyldenløve (c. 1645, Danish National Gallery) and Duke Frederik (III) (c. 1645, Amalienborg Palace). In two periods, between 1658 and 1662, he worked at the Royal Swedish Court in Stockholm where he portrayed Queen Consort Christina (1660, Uppsala University and 1661, Stockholm Castle), Charles X Gustav and Hedvig Eleonora. Back in Denmark, Wuchters was engaged by Frederick III, who had instituted Denmark as an absolute monarchy in 1660, with responsibility for the maintenance of his paintings. n 1671 the new king, Christian V, appointed him as official Painter to the Danish Coirt and in 1873 he was also made official Engraver to the Danish Court. It was, therefore, he alone who decided how the face of the absolutist King was to be represented. | ||||||||||
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