All Johann Peter Hasenclever 's Paintings

The Painting Names Are Sorted From A to Z
Oil On Canvas, Real Flavor of Old Masters

Choice ID Image  Painting (From A to Z)       Details 
45254 Atelierszene  Atelierszene   mk181 1836 Dusseldorf
45265 Das Lesekabinett  Das Lesekabinett   mk181 1843 RemscheidStadtisches Museum
38591 Ferdinand Freiligrath  Ferdinand Freiligrath   mk138 1851 Oil on canvas
80093 Hieronymus Jobs at His Exam  Hieronymus Jobs at His Exam   1840(1840) Oil on canvas Height: 75 cm (29.5 in). Width: 91 cm (35.8 in). cjr
84030 Hieronymus Jobs at His Exam  Hieronymus Jobs at His Exam   1840(1840) Medium Oil on canvas cyf
75613 The Construction of the Tower of Babel  The Construction of the Tower of Babel   The Construction of the Tower of Babel, oil painting Date 16th century cyf

Johann Peter Hasenclever
1810 Remscheid-1853 Dusseldorf, German painter. His artistic talent was recognized in 1827, while he was at school in D?sseldorf. The same year he embarked on a course in architecture at the Akademie in D?sseldorf. In 1828 he turned to the study of history painting. After a difference of opinion over the theory of art with the Director of the Akademie, Wilhelm von Schadow, Hasenclever went home to Remscheid. There he taught himself portrait painting. An example of his work from this period is the portrait of Gertraude Scharff (1832-3; Remscheid, Dt. Werkzeugmus. & Heimatmus.). From 1832 to 1838 Hasenclever again studied at the Akademie in D?sseldorf in a painting class taught by Ferdinand Theodor Hildebrandt (1804-74). In portraits and humorous genre paintings Hasenclever found a field suited to his gifts. Pithy commentaries on the everyday life of the lower middle classes are present in all of Hasenclever's work. He was best known for subjects such as wine-tastings and cellar scenes, and he also made a series of Jobs pictures, humorous, ironic interpretations of popular life based on the poem 'Jobsiade', a grotesque and comic heroic epic written by Carl Arnold Kortum in 1784.



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