Johann Jacob de Lose

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Pastel portrait of Goethe's friend Marianne von Willemer
Postage stamp for the 250th birthday of Albrecht Daniel Thaer in 2002, with his portrait of Johann Jacob de Lose

Johann Jacob de Lose (* 1755 ; † November 15, 1813 in Frankfurt am Main ) was a German portrait painter .

Life

Little is known of the life of Johann Jacob de Loses. One suspects Mannheim or the surrounding area as the place of birth. He attended the Mannheim drawing academy , where he was a student of Carl Heinrich Brandt (1724–1787).

De Lose, Bavarian court painter since 1803 , specialized in portraiture and worked in Mannheim, Celle and Frankfurt am Main. Here he painted, among other things, a portrait of Goethe's later love Marianne von Willemer . A picture made in 1803 by the agricultural scientist Albrecht Daniel Thaer served as a motif for a German postage stamp for his 250th birthday in 2002. As early as 1977, the GDR used the same painting to design a stamp.

De Lose was with Johanna Wilhelmina geb. Fischer († 1814) married and died on November 15, 1813 in Frankfurt of nervous fever (typhus) brought in by the returning Grande Armée . Above all, he left numerous qualitative portraits.

Gallery of pictures of the painter

literature

  • Sheets for church history in Württemberg. Volume 110, Association for Württemberg Church History, 2010, page 228; (Detail scan)
  • Städtisches Reiss-Museum Mannheim: lust for life and piety: Elector Carl Theodor (1724–1799) between the Baroque and the Enlightenment: manual and exhibition catalog. Volume 2, p. 249, ISBN 3791716808
  • Maria Belli-Gontard: Living in Frankfurt am Main. Volume 10, 1851, pp. 33, 44 and 45 (digital scan)

Web links

Commons : Johann Jakob de Lose  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Painting by Carl Heinrich Brandt in Wikicommons
  2. ^ Heidrun Ludwig: The paintings of the 18th century in the Landesmuseum Mainz , Landesmuseum Mainz, 2007, page 51, ISBN 3805337477 ; (Detail scan)