Barbara Regina Dietzsch

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A dandelion with a tiger moth, a butterfly, a snail and a beetle

Barbara Regina Dietzsch (born September 22, 1706 in Nuremberg ; † May 1, 1783 ibid) was a painter and draftsman from the Nuremberg artist dynasty Dietzsch.

Life

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Barbara Regina Dietzsch is considered to be one of the most talented and productive members of the Dietzsch family of artists. She was the eldest daughter of the painter, draftsman and etcher Johann Israel Dietzsch . Like her sister and her five younger brothers, she received her training in her father's workshop.

Barbara Regina Dietzsch's work was in international demand and was exported to the Netherlands and England . She received several appointments as court painter , but regularly refused this professional perspective. It is speculated whether for family reasons or whether she did not want to submit artistic freedom to the taste of the court.

Her pictures show the depictions of birds, insects, flowers, landscapes, hunting scenes and portraits , which were very popular in the 18th century . Dietzsch worked very precisely. The finest cobweb threads can still be seen on the representation of a "spiny donkey thistle with insects". Her meticulous drawing style goes back to her preoccupation with French and Dutch still lifes . Shortly after her death, one of her reviewers wondered about this perfectionism, since she "like her brothers seldom went outside the city and always sat at home over her work." (Johann Meusel, ed., Miscellaneus artistic content, 23 H., Erfurt 1785, p. 304).

Publications

From 1772 to 1775, the publisher Knorr published the two-volume book of flowers and drawings for women rooms with etchings based on Dietzsch's drawings.

Auctions

  • 1824 in Nuremberg: 17th sheet, water paintings by Barb. Regina Dietzsch
    • 2 sheets a) A black tit on d. Branches of an apple tree with fruits hanging from them. ...
    • b) A hawker on the branch of a peach tree with fruits hanging from it.
    • 2 sheets a) A purple Levcoje with e. Butterflies and fly. ** b) A blue auricle with e. Butterfly ue beetle.
    • 2 sheets a) A heavy lily with insects.
    • b) A tulip with a bumblebee and butterflies.
    • 2 leaves a) A hundred-petalled rose with two buds, a butterfly a. Beetle.
    • b) A large red carnation with r. Butterfly and insects.
    • 2 sheets a) An anemone with e. Wasp ue butterflies.
    • b) The flower of the snowball with e. spun caterpillar u. a butterfly.
    • 1 sheet. A tulip, a tazette, etc. an anemone as a bouquet.
    • 2 sheets a) A fire lily with e. Butterfl.
    • b) A red aster with. e. Butterfly u. a caterpillar.
    • 2 leaves a) A finch.
    • b) A warbler: both sitting on tree branches.
    • 2 sheets a) A blossoming branch of an apple tree, with two butterflies a. a beetle.
    • b) A branch of passion flower with flowers, buds and a few insects.
  • 1825 in Nuremberg: 3rd sheet.
    • Prospect of the city of Dillingen; slightly colored pen drawing.
    • Prospect of Vestung Breysach , pen drawing.
    • A thistle, scizze in colors by Barb. Reg. Dietzsch.

literature

  • Barbara Regina Dietzsch . In: General Artist Lexicon . The visual artists of all times and peoples (AKL). Volume 27, Saur, Munich a. a. 2000, ISBN 3-598-22767-1 , p. 330.
  • Edith Krull, in: Women in Art, Leipzig, Frankfurt a. M. 1984
  • Ditta Behrens, in: Das Verborgene Museum. Documentation of the art of women in Berlin public collections, Berlin 1987, p. 94.
  • Lexicon of women artists. 1700-1900. Germany, Austria, Switzerland. Munich 2005

Web links

Commons : Barbara Regina Dietzsch  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Directory of a collection of oil and water paintings, drawings, colored ..., auction of the collection of Christian Jacob Gottlob Eisen from Nuremberg from December 6, 1824 in Nuremberg., Bayerische StaatsBibliothek digital , p. 15, positions 100. – 102. , P. 16, items 103-106. and p. 19, positions 127 and 128.
  2. DIRECTORY OF THE v.DERSCHAUISCHE Kunstkabinett zu NÜRNBERG .... Nuremberg, at the obligated auctionator Schmidmer., 1825., 250 p., Directory of the rare art collections., 1825., Google Books, online , p. 76, (73 ..)