Bertha from Bayer

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Bertha von Bayer (married Bertha [Berta] Winterberg) (born September 27, 1841 in Munich ; † August 12, 1909 in Heidelberg ) was a German painter who worked in Karlsruhe and preferred to make portraits.

Life

Bertha was the daughter of the architectural painter Gustav August von Bayer and the Joséphine Marie, née von Lamey (1810-1884), and like her sister Clothilde (1840-1908; she became a nun) was born in Munich, where her father was at the art academy studied and then worked as a painter.

Bertha received her artistic foundations from her father and (presumably) from a local portrait painter. In the exhibitions of the time she was largely represented with portraits. She was married to the private scholar Konstantin Winterberg (* 1841 in Korbach, Waldeck) and lived with him first in Karlsruhe, later in Heidelberg, where she died at the age of 68.

Works (selection)

Portrait of a Woman, 19th Century (Pera Museum, Istanbul)
  • "Still Life"; issued: Munich, Glaspalast 1869, catalog no. 79
  • "Noble lady with dove"; exhibited: Munich, Glaspalast 1876 (Boetticher, No. 1)
  • “Portrait of a young woman with a black braid”, oil on canvas, 78 × 53 cm; signed and dated "1879" (art trade; color illustration: online)
  • "Portrait of a Wallachin, in an embroidered velvet dress, with a red fez on the head": exhibited: Swiss exhibition 1880 (Boetticher, No. 2)
  • “Girl with an embroidered jacket and headgear”: Istanbul, Pera Museum (color image: online); the previous one?
  • "Girl in old German costume with roses in a basket", inscribed: "Bertha von Bayer 1879": exhibited: Düsseldorf, 4th general German art exhibition 1880 (Boetticher, No. 3)
  • Attribution: “Roman vedute. View of St. Peter's Basilica from the terrace of the Villa Pamphili Doria in Rome ”, oil on panel, 15 × 23.5 cm; on the reverse titled and inscribed: "painted by Bertha Winterberg" (art trade)

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Address book Munich 1842: from Bayer, August, Maler, Arcisstr.