Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki

1726–1801 · Kingdom of Prussia · Neoclassicism, Rococo

Daniel Niklaus Chodowiecki (16 October 1726 – 7 February 1801) was a German painter and printmaker of Huguenot and Polish ancestry, who is most famous as an etcher. He spent most of his life in Berlin, and became the director of the Berlin Academy of Art. Wikipedia

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“The History of the United States”, 1783 — National Gallery of Art
“Affairs of State, 1770-1780”, 1791 — National Gallery of Art
“Clarissa”, 1796 — National Gallery of Art
“Death”, 1793 — National Gallery of Art
“Pilgrimage to French Bucholz”, 1775 — National Gallery of Art
“Poor Boy Showing His Navel”, 1758 — National Gallery of Art
“Adewold and Emma”, 1798 — National Gallery of Art
“Ancient Teutons”, 1782 — National Gallery of Art
“The First French Church in Berlin”, 1794 — National Gallery of Art
“Minuet in the park.”, 1760s — National Museum in Warsaw
“Apelles, förr kallad minister i Berlin (eventuellt Ali Aziz Efendi, se Grh 2636a)” — Nationalmuseum
“Lovers in a Thunderstorm” — National Gallery of Art
“Portrait of a Lady Sewing” — National Gallery of Art
“A Standing Lady in a Day Dress”, 1775 — National Gallery of Art
“The Artist's Son, Heinrich Isaak Chodowiecki”, 1777 — National Gallery of Art
“Good Human Qualities”, 1789 — National Gallery of Art
“Illustrations to Fables & Tales by Gellert, Gleim, Hagedorn, Lichtwer and Pfeffel”, 1793 — National Gallery of Art
“Girl with a Crown of Flowers”, 1784 — National Gallery of Art
“Girl with an Ostrich Feather Headdress”, 1784 — National Gallery of Art
“Girl with Fan, Facing Right”, 1784 — National Gallery of Art

Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki

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