Artist: Johann Koch ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustrations for the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Johann Koch, Illustration of torture in the book Theatrum mortis humanae by J. W. Valvasor (1682), 1682

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (11)
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Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Romantics, Realists, Revolutionaries: 19th-Century German Masterpieces from the Museum of Fine Arts, Leipzig
For several reasons, the MFAH is a natural venue to showcase 19th-century German art from the Leipzig Museum. Perhaps the most compelling reason is ...
ccnoa: Steve Kaspar / Hans W. Koch
He explores the noisy, violent and contradictory domain of the fields of the "ineffable," in order to attain a 'form' that is a precipitate of time and space; an astounding shape resembling a comet's tail and as crystalline as a metaphor." ()...
MAK Center for Art and Architecture: TRESPASSING: Houses x Artists
The projects engage the house as subject, investigating its forms, functions and significance while imagining a wide variety of prototypes for living. Presenting renderings, models, video and an interactive installation, the artists and architects...
Photomedia Center: 2004 Open Exhibition at Urraro Gallery
This exhibition is made possible by a grant from The Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts program. The Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts (PPA) program is a partnership initiative between local arts organizations and the Pennsylvania Council on the Ar...
Kunstverein Hannover: TAUCHFAHRTEN (DIVINGS) - Drawings as Reportage
In this regard, the historical development of the international link between drawing and reportage will play a decisive role in the exhibition. This also encompasses, aside from autobiographical and/or historical news coverage drawings that a...
Carnegie Museum of Art: An Art Deco Masterpiece: The Chariot of Aurora from the Normandie Ocean Liner
Thirty-two panels comprise the bas-relief that was a gift to the museum from renowned collector, Frederick K. Koch in 1994. After nearly two years of intense restoration and the demolition and rebuilding of a Scaife gallery to ...
White Collar: Aspects of the White Collar State of Mind
Coining the term 'white collar' in the early 1950s, the American sociologist C. Wright Mills provided a trope for an emerging 20th century middle class keeping its hands clean as it toiled behind desks in the banal working environments of the indu...
Centraal Museum: The Centraal Museum Opens!
Beginning November 28th, the highlights of the museum collection, including Rietveld, Jan van Scorel, the Utrechtse Caravaggists, Pyke Koch, Droog Design and Viktor & ...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Extreme Beauty: The Body Transformed
The more than 100 costumes and accessories in the exhibition – ranging from a 16th-century iron corset to Thierry Mugler's notorious Motorcycle bustier – will ...
Istanbul Biennial: 8th Istanbul Biennial: Curated by Dan Cameron of New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York
The artistic framework of the 8th International Istanbul Biennial is formed around the concept of Poetic Justice. In proposing this phrase as the basis for a sustained investigation into the latest developments in contemporary art, the exhibiti...
National Gallery of Art: Spirit of an Age: Nineteenth-Century Paintings from the Nationalgalerie, Berlin
The museum, which opened in 1876 to house the Prussian king's collection of paintings and sculpture, is currently closed for renovations as part of a larger ...

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