Bartholomäus Sarburgh

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Heinrich Otth the Elder Ä., Portrait of Bartholomäus Sarburgh (1621)

Bartholomäus Sarburgh (* around 1590 in Trier ; † after 1637 ) was a German painter .

Life

Sarburgh may have trained with Jan Anthoniszoon van Ravesteyn in The Hague . From 1620 to 1623 he is documented with numerous works as a portrait painter in Bern . In 1631 he stayed in Cologne and from 1632 he is documented as court painter in The Hague. Around 1637 he copied Hans Holbein's Madonna from Darmstadt .

Works from his hand are now in the Historical Museum of Basel , in the Historical Museum of Bern , in Jegenstorf Castle and in Oberhofen Castle and Castle La Sarraz (Vaud).

See also

literature

  • Marie Therese Bätschmann: Bartholomäus Sarburgh and portrait fashion . In: André Holenstein (Ed.): Bern's mighty time. The 16th and 17th centuries rediscovered , Bern 2006, p. 480.
  • André Holenstein ea (ed.): In the eye of the hurricane. Federal power elites and the Thirty Years War . In: Berner Zeitschrift für Geschichte, vol. 77, (2015).
  • E. Major: The presumed manufacturer of the Dresden Madonna picture , in: Anzeiger für Schweizerische Altertumskunde. New Series, Vol. 12 (1910), pp. 318-324. doi : 10.5169 / seals-158830
  • Benedict Nicolson: The International Caravaggesque Movement , Phaidon, 1979, p. 88.
  • Schweizer Künstlerlexikon , vol. 3, p. 15.
  • Hans-Peter Trenschel: The portraits in the Bern Historical Museum. Growth 1955-1966 , Bern 1968, pp. 171–172.

Individual evidence

  1. Trenschel 1968, p. 171.

Web links

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