Martin Hannibal (painter)

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Martin Hannibal (* 1640 ; † 1720 in Clausthal ) was a German-Hungarian painter and draftsman who worked mainly in Stockholm .

Life

Hannibal received his artistic training in Germany and Italy. In 1675 he was invited by David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl to Stockholm, where he - freed from the guild obligation - founded an artistic drawing and painting school under Ehrenstrahl's patronage, which he ran until the 1690s. The students at this facility included Michael Dahl , David von Krafft , David Richter the Elder and Anna Maria Ehrenstrahl .

While the older literature attributes Hannibal to the management of the French artisans who were employed in the new construction of the north wing of the Stockholm Palace , this is doubted by the more recent literature due to the complete lack of archival sources indicating this.

Works by Hannibal, who was considered a talented portrait painter, have not survived. His style has been described as "particularly skillful" at the time.

family

Hannibal married Christina Lenthe, daughter of a Royal Swedish commissioner, with whom he born in 1678 in Stockholm, initially for theologians provided, however, because of his talent then for medalist in the electorate of Hanover appointed Ehrenreich Hannibal begat (1678-1741). His sons were the electoral Hannoversche, mint master Martin Konrad Hannibal (1704–1766) , who worked at the Clausthal mint, and the pastor Wilhelm Hannibal, who died in Sankt Andreasberg in the Harz region .

As a German-speaking Lutheran , Hannibal visited the Tyska kyrkan in Stockholm .

Individual evidence

  1. a b c Linda Hinners: De fransöske handtwerkarne vid Stockholms slott 1693–1713 . Stockholms universitet, Stockholm 2012, ISBN 978-91-7447-439-8 , p. 350 ( online [PDF; accessed March 20, 2015]).
  2. a b Johann Georg Heinrich Hassel , W. Müller (ed.), Johann Samuelansch , Johann Gottfried Gruber : Hannibal, (Ehrenfried) , in: General Encyclopedia of Sciences and Arts , Volume 2, 2: Hamcken-Harrespur . Gleditsch, Leipzig 1828, p. 178 ( digitized version ).
  3. Torsten Weimarck: Målningar - "åtskillige wackra Stycken ... men mera aktade efter dukens finhet, än efter the derpå anwand konsten ..." In: Jan-Gunnar Sjölin (ed.): Konst och Bildning. Study tillägnade Sven Sandström on July 1st, 1993 . Carlssons, Stockholm 1994, ISBN 91-7798-813-2 , pp. 315–336 ( online [accessed March 20, 2015]).