Aloys Hubert Michael Venth

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Aloys Hubert Michael Venth (born June 21, 1809 in Aachen , † July 22, 1868 there ) was an Aachen history , portrait and landscape painter .

Live and act

Aloys Venth was the son of Henry Hubert Venth and Marie Christine Strauch. He began his artistic training as a student of Johann Baptist Joseph Bastiné and then attended the Düsseldorf Art Academy . There is evidence that he ran his studio at Jakobstraße 10 in Aachen in 1845 , where he also spent his main creative time.

In 1855 Venth presented himself as a landscape painter in his own exhibition. In the small hall of the redoubt he presented 30 of his works. The four times of day as marine pieces were kept in transparent colors and warm coloring. One picture showed an approaching thunderstorm over a landscape with a chapel in front of a wooded area. A portrait illustrated his art of creating an illusion of materiality and two earlier hunting scenes were among the exhibits. The Aachen painter Peter Ludwig Kühnen praised Venth's successful new turn to the pictorial genre of landscape painting.

Aloys Venth was the father of the sculptor Gustav Angelo Venth, known in Aachen .

Works

  • 1831 School lessons an allegory
  • 1831 self-portrait
  • 1831 Copy of a portrait by Friedrich Wilhelm von Schadow
  • 1833 The Saint Catherine
  • 1839 Provost Classen . Portrait. 1897 in the Suermondt Museum .
  • 1843 Three individual portraits of the daughters of the P. Heinen family, approx. 71 × 60 cm, oil on canvas. On April 3, 2004 a total of six of his works came up for auction.
  • undated Winter landscape . Miniature. In 1897 owned by City Councilor Zarth.
This "view from the artist's studio window" shows "a courtyard and buildings in the foreground and middle ground, the Salvator and Lousberg in the background , all with deep snow."

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Individual evidence

  1. Aachen address book. 1845. In 1838 he had his apartment in Anuntiatenbach 22. Ingeborg Schild , Elisabeth Janssen: The Aachener Ostfriedhof . Mayer, Aachen 1991, p. 159.
  2. Echo der Gegenwart , October 13, 1855, No. 282. Josef Lambertz: Aachener Leben im Spiegel des Echo der Gegenwart . Catalog and register . Aachen 2003.
  3. a b c d Rheinische Provinzialblätter for all estates , Volume 3, No. 129.