Artist: Franz Ignaz Gunther (1725 - 1775)
Nationality: German
Movement: Rococo
Media: Sculpture
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Biography:
Ignaz Gunther first studied at the Vienna Academy before moving to Munich in 1754. He prospered as a woodcarver, producing work that combined Rococo style with spirituality. From 1759 to 1762, he furnished the entire church at Rott-am-Inn, which stands as his greatest achievement.

Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Franz Ignaz Gunther - Kneeling Angel c. 1760 gessoed and painted Cleveland Museum of Art German
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Franz Ignaz Gunther - Madonna of the Immaculate Conception c. 1770 painted and gilded w Cleveland Museum of Art German
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Ignaz Bergmann, [Priest standing in a pulpit speaking to people], 1825
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Georg Baselitz - Mann im Mond- Franz Pforr (Man in the Moon - Franz Pforr) 1965 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art German
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Franz Stober, Franz Napoleon, Herzog von Reichstadt, 18th - 19th century
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Matthaus Gunther - Diana and Acteon n.d. pen and brown ink on Liechtenstein Museum German
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Franz Geritz, Mt. San Jacinto, 1927
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Franz Geritz, Mt. Whitney, 1927
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Franz Geritz, Butte Mt., 1924
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Franz Geritz, The Magyar, 1924
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Franz von Stuck, Muenchen 1913, 1913
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Franz Geritz, Merry Christmas, 1930
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Franz, Der Konigsbergische Creis, 1793
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Aaron Siskind - Lima 89 (Homage to Franz Kline) 1975 gelatin silver print Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Franz Marc, Eidechsen (Lizards), 1912
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Franz T. Simon, Chicago, circa 1920
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Franz von Stuck, Die Sinnlichkeit (Sensuality), 1898
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Franz Skarbina, Rainy Night, 1896
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Franz T. Simon, Windy Day on Seashore, 1909
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Franz Brun, Terpsichore, 16th century
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Franz Geritz, Craters, Mono Lake, 1927
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Franz Marc, Versˆhnung (Reconciliation), 1912
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Franz van Mieris the younger, The Card Player, 1821
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Franz T. Simon, Rag Pickers, 19th - 20th century
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Franz Skarbina, Droschke im Regen (Cab in the Rain), 1896
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Franz Edmund Weirotter, A Cottage, 18th century
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Franz Edmund Weirotter, Le Printemps, 18th century
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Franz Edmund Weirotter, L"EstÈ, 18th century
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Franz von Stuck, Forellenweiher, 19th - 20th century
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Franz Edmund Weirotter, L"Automne, 18th century
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Franz Kline, Two Seated Women, circa mid 20th century
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Franz Edmund Weirotter, Landscape with Ruins, 18th century
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Franz Seraph Hanfst‰ngl, Die Madonna von Hans Holbein, 1837
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Franz Brun, Village dancers, 16th century
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Franz, Grundrifs des Manoevre Platzes bei Potsdam..., 1804
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Franz T. Simon, Landscape in the snow, 19th - 20th century
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Franz T. Simon, Japanese Tori, 19th - 20th century
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Franz T. Simon, Evening in Fiesole, 19th - 20th century
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Franz Edmund Weirotter, [Untitled: Boats in a bay], 18th century
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Franz von Stuck, Die Sinnlichkeit (Sensuality), 19th - 20th century

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (8)
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Museo de Arte Moderno: Risking the Abstract: Mexican Internationalism and the Art of Gunther Gerzso
The works from the collection have been documented and discussed in the exhibition catalogue essay by Luis-Martin Lozano. In his essay entitled "Gerzso: His Formative and Learning Years," Mr. Lozano places the Ireland Collection in the context of...
Universal Concepts Unlimited: ROUNDERS
In addition to generating exhibitions, UCU will host panel discussions and lectures by leading artists, critics, historians, philosophers and scientists in both its Chelsea space and on the web. These adjunct activities will serve to illustrat...
Seattle Art Museum: Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Mexican Modernism: The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection
The exhibition will focus on three broad categories of works made between the mid-1910s and the mid-1960s. First, the collection includes a large number of portraits, many of which depict the Gelmans themselves, attesting to the personal relations...
Santa Barbara Museum of Art: Mastering the Medium: Woodcuts
The l5th century Augsburg artist Gunther Zainer, was probably the first to use woodcut images in printed pages to replace the hand drawn and ...
Art Gallery of Ontario: Kathe Kollwitz: The Art of Compassion
In times of crisis, many seek solace and meaning in art. “Kollwitz’s art encourages reflection and pause,” stated Matthew Teitelbaum, AGO director and CEO. “It suggests that we reach into the sadness at the core of contemporary life and pull from ...
Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla: Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Twentieth-Century Mexican Art: The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection
Today, the Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection of twentieth-century Mexican art is widely regarded as the world’s most significant private holding of its kind. Dating from the 1910s to the 1990s, the 80-...
Phoenix Art Museum: Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Twentieth-Century Mexican Art
Jacques believed that the collector was not the owner of the work but was instead its guardian, a simple link in the human chain which allows the work to survive the long odyssey from the studio to the museum.
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Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea: Compostela: Lars Arrhenius, Gabriele Basilico, Roland Fischer, Gunther Forg, Ruben Ramos Balsa, Humberto Rivas, Lorna Simpson, Montserrat Soto, Beat Streuli, Peter Wüthrich
Lars Arrhenius, Gabriele Basilico, Roland Fischer, Günther Förg, Rubén Ramos Balsa, Humberto Rivas, Lorna Simpson, Montserrat Soto, Beat Streuli and Peter Wüthrich were invited by Miguel Fernández-Cid, Head of the CGAC and curator of...

Further Artwork and Information:

Franz Ignaz Gunther Online
Gunther, Franz Ignaz
Franz Ignaz Gunther (1602 - 1666) Biography, Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
Si-kremmel-04 - pafg22.htm - Erstellt mit Personal Ancestral File
Patricia Wengraf Ltd. Ignaz GÜNTHER: a pair of angels
Fr, F, All Artists in Charts-music.co.uk
Franz - Wikipedia
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Ortsregister Künstlerlexikon
Ignaz Günther

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