Theodor Friedrich Stein

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Theodor Friedrich Stein (* around 1730 in Hamburg ; † August 1, 1788 in Lübeck ) was a German portrait painter .

Life

Stein lived and worked from 1750 to 1770 in Hamburg and then in Lübeck. He made portraits of the Holstein nobility and the citizens of Hamburg and Lübeck, preferably in pastel . He also created miniatures using the method of the painter Karl Gustav Klingstedt (1657–1734).

Various of his portraits were made into copperplate engravings by Christian Fritzsch , Christian Friedrich Fritzsch , Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch and Jacobus Houbraken as well as the younger Bernigeroths and were thus widely used.

His death, different information is given, wrote Georg Ludwig Eckhardt in 1794 that stone last in Eutin have lived, where he died 1780th This is also stated in Friedrich Campe. In other sources, however, it is said that he settled in Lübeck and died there on August 1, 1788 of breast disease.

Works

literature

Web links

Commons : Theodor Friedrich Stein  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Georg Ludwig Eckhardt : Theodor Stein. In: Hamburg artist news. Wörmer, Gauss, Kummer, Hamburg / Leipzig 1794, pp. 40-41 ( uni-goettingen.de ).
  2. ^ Friedrich Campe: Stein, Theodor Friedrich . In: New painter's lexicon for hand use for art lovers: In addition to monograms . Campe, 1833, p. 302 ( books.google.de ).