Jozef Linnig

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Jozef Linnig - self-portrait

Jozef Linnig (born May 15, 1815 in Antwerp ; † November 12, 1891 ibid) was a Belgian marine and landscape painter and etcher .

Life

Jozef Linnig was a son of the painter Peter-Joseph Linnig (1777–1836) from Aschbach in the Grand Duchy of Nassau and his wife Catherine-Joséphine, née. Leya. He received his training at the Antwerp Academy , the Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten with Erin Corr (1803–1862) and Jan Baptiste de Jonghe (1785–1844). Mainly he painted romantic marine pictures and cityscapes, especially views of his hometown Antwerp, but was also very active as an eraser.

family

Jozef Linnig belonged to a 19th century Antwerp artist dynasty. Next to him there were his two brothers Egide Linnig (1821–1860) and Willem Linnig the Elder (1819–1885), his sons Willem Linnig the Younger (1842–1890), Egidius Linnig the Younger (1844–1908) and Benjamin Linnig (1860–1929), all of whom were artistically active as painters, photographers or etchers. Even his father Peter-Joseph Linnig was a painter, and Benjamin Linnig's daughters were also active as painters.

Works (selection)

  • Houten gevel op de hoek van de Nosestraat en Veemarkt. Watercolor 1839
  • Zicht vanuit de Korte Doornikstraat op de Sint-Pauluskerk. Watercolor 1845
  • Wallenpoort. Watercolor 1857
  • Andernach sur le Rhin. etching
  • Oud Antwerpen naar de natuur getekend en geetst by J. Linnig. 58 illustrations
  • Linnig, Jozef (Ill.) And Frans Hendrik Mertens: Historisch album der stad Antwerpen, Verzameling van 46 gezichten en Gedenkeekens van vroegere tyden. Buschmann, Antwerp 1868

literature

Web links

Commons : Jozef Linnig  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Illustration and other etchings at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
  2. Images at Antwerp University Library