Anton Graff
Swiss portrait artist (1736-1813) · Switzerland · Artists · Died at 76
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![Frederick the Great, King of Prussia (1781). This portrait is regarded as Graff's masterpiece. Contemporaries claimed it was the best, most accurate portrait of Frederick. It is the most famous, copied and reproduced portrait of the King.[citation needed]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/90/Friedrich_Zweite_Alt.jpg/500px-Friedrich_Zweite_Alt.jpg)
Frederick the Great, King of Prussia (1781). This portrait is regarded as Graff's masterpiece. Contemporaries claimed it was the best, most accurate portrait of Frederick. It is the most famous, copied and reproduced portrait of the King.[citation needed]
Anton Graff self-portrait 1805, Gallery of Old Masters, Dresden
Elisabeth Sulzer, née Reinhart (1765/66). Sulzer and Oskar Reinhart have common ancestors; Reinhart was a patron of the arts and collector.
Portrait of the daughters of Johann Julius von Vieth und Golssenau (1713-1784) and wife Johanna Juliane, née Krieg von Bellicken (painted around 1775). Von Vieth was a nobleman at the princely court of Saxony. This painting was sold at Christie's in 2002 for £111,150.
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Switzerland
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Artist
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1736 to 1813 · aged 76
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