1737 - 1773

Kerngegevens

  • Also known as: Josef Haller
  • Lifespan: 36 years
  • Works on this site: 1
  • Top 3 works: Glory of Saints Cosmas and Damian
  • Copyright status: Public domain

The Life and Art of Joseph Haller

Joseph Haller was a painter and graphic artist born in St. Martin in Passeier, Italy. During the late Baroque period, he was a member of the Passeier School of painters, studying under Nikolaus and Johann Benedikt Auer between 1752 and 1756. His career took him to Augsburg, where he was active from September 1761 onwards. During his time in Augsburg, he was associated with the workshop of Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner.

Haller's body of work includes various mediums, such as oil paintings, frescoes, and works on wood. His repertoire features religious subjects, including:

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Vraag 1:
In which city was Joseph Haller born?
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With which group of artists was Joseph Haller associated in Passeier?
Vraag 3:
Where is the painting 'Glory of Saints Cosmas and Damian' located?
Vraag 4:
Who were Joseph Haller's teachers between 1752 and 1756?
Vraag 5:
What was Joseph Haller's specialty in terms of painting format?

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Wat is het best beoordeelde schilderij van Joseph Haller op ArtsDot.com?

Glory of Saints Cosmas and Damian

Is het werk van Joseph Haller nog auteursrechtelijk beschermd?

Nee, werken van deze kunstenaar behoren tot het publiek domein.

With which group of artists was Joseph Haller associated in Passeier?

The Passeier Painters' School

Where is the painting 'Glory of Saints Cosmas and Damian' located?

Vienna, Belvedere

Hoeveel schilderijen van Joseph Haller zijn er te vinden op ArtsDot.com?

1

What was Joseph Haller's specialty in terms of painting format?

Small-format cabinet pictures

Wanneer en waar is Joseph Haller geboren?

1737, St. Martin in Passeier, Italy

Wanneer is Joseph Haller overleden?

1773

Hoe lang heeft Joseph Haller geleefd?

36 years (1737–1773)

Who were Joseph Haller's teachers between 1752 and 1756?

Nikolaus and Johann Benedikt Auer