Christian Leberecht Vogel [SEP] place of death
Christian Leberecht Vogel
Christian Leberecht Vogel (4 April 1759 in Dresden – 6 April 1816 in Dresden) was a German painter, draughtsman and writer on art theory. His pupils included Louise Seidler, and he was the father of the court painter and art professor Carl Christian Vogel.
Works.
- "Ideen über die Schönheitslehre in Hinsicht auf sichtbare Gegenstände überhaupt und auf bildende Kunst insbesondere.", Dresden 1812
- "Reflexionen über die Form und örtlichen Verhältnisse der Helligkeit und Dunkelheit der umgebenden Materie der Kometen …
death of Charles François Hutin, in 1776, he was made, together with Giovanni Battista Casanova, alternate director of the Academy and on Casanova's death in 1795, the sole director. Among his students were Christian Henry Becke, Friedrich Rehberg and Christian Leberecht Vogel; amongst his admirers was the writer August Gottlieb Meissner, who dedicated his book "Alcibiades" (1781) to the artist. In 1796 Schenau returned from the Meissen porcelain factory and devoted the following years to teaching at the Art Academy.
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