DOI article:
Kozieł, Andrzej: Michael Wilmann - i. e. David Heidenreich: the "Rudolphian" drawings by Michael Willmann
DOI Page / Citation link: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.18946#0075
presented, as well ashis paintings and graphic art, an autonomous artistic vision
from that in and were undoubtedly meant for a wider audience,21 whereasthe
unsigned works that remained in sketch form were most likely meant to be for
the artist’s use only. The standardised and relatively small (one could say -
convenient) format of drawings as well as the numbers written by the same
21 Most likely, these were representational works such as Christ Child (Slezské Zemské Muzeum,
Opava) - Oszczanowski/Gromadzki 1995, no. 281.
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5. D. Heidenreich,
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Fortitude os well
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Kupfersfichkabinett;
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(Phot. Jörg
P Anders, Berlin)
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from that in and were undoubtedly meant for a wider audience,21 whereasthe
unsigned works that remained in sketch form were most likely meant to be for
the artist’s use only. The standardised and relatively small (one could say -
convenient) format of drawings as well as the numbers written by the same
21 Most likely, these were representational works such as Christ Child (Slezské Zemské Muzeum,
Opava) - Oszczanowski/Gromadzki 1995, no. 281.
A-/t VW èé \fód'ìAv&
Vt
/ c
5. D. Heidenreich,
Honour and
Fortitude os well
as Peace and
Justice, Berlin,
Kupfersfichkabinett;
cat. no. 5v
(Phot. Jörg
P Anders, Berlin)
73