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Johann Georg Bergmüller (1688–1762) | Artheon Museum

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Johann Georg Bergmüller

1688–1762

Nationality: German

Biography

From a well-known Swabian family of sculptors, cabinetmakers, and painters. He is best known for frescoes, altarpieces, and teaching. Comment on works: Religious

Artworks

14 artworks

The Immaculate Virgin

18th–mid 18th century

Summer: allegorical scene with figures seated on clouds with bunches of grapes

ca. 1710–62

The Gift of Counsel

ca. 1710–62

Autumn: allegorical scene with figures seated on clouds with a bull and ram

ca. 1710–62

The Gift of Counsel

ca. 1710–62

Jael slaying Sisera

1705–62

David with the Head of Goliath

1705–62

Judith slaying Holofernes

1705–62

A Saint Triumphant Over the Devil

18th century

Allegory of Winter with Diana the Huntress

c. 1750

The Immaculate Conception

1740s

Saint Michael Defeating Heresy and Satan

1730

The Holy Angels Protecting a Hermit from Evils

1726

Design for a panel Representing the Choleric Temperament

ca. 1735

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