Martin Johann Schmidt

1718–1801 · Germany

Martin Johann Schmidt, called Kremser Schmidt or Kremserschmidt, (25 September 1718 – 28 June 1801), was one of the outstanding Austrian painters of the late Baroque/Rococo along with Franz Anton Maulbertsch. Wikipedia

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Works

“St. Florian saves the burning Schloss Stockern”, 1772
“The Sermon of the Apostle Jacobus Maior”, 1764 — Kunsthistorisches Museum
“Scene in an inn”, 1781 — Belvedere
“Joseph Carl Zaillner from Zaillenthal”, 1764 — Kunsthistorisches Museum
“The penitent St. Jerome in the wilderness”, 1765 — Belvedere
“St. Antony Abbot buries St. Paul the Hermit with the help of two lions that scratch a hole in the ground”, 1765 — Belvedere
“Martyrdom of Saint Stephen”, 1780 — Kunsthistorisches Museum
“The Assumption of Mary”, 1756 — Gemäldegalerie
“Aeneas Carrying Anchises out of the Burning Troy” — Museum of Fine Arts
“Satyrs and Nymphs”, 1765 — National Gallery of Art
“Tobias and the Angel”, 1780 — National Gallery of Art
“The Virgin of the Immaculate Conception (recto)”, 1764 — National Gallery of Art
“Nativity of St. John” — National Museum in Warsaw
“Battle” — National Museum in Warsaw
“Pietà”, 1765 — Städel Museum
“The Martyrdom of Saint Vitus” — Germanisches Nationalmuseum