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August Hoffmann von Vestenhof

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The artist in his studio (1908)
Nude with Rose (n.d.)

August Adolf Hoffmann Ritter von Vestenhof (1849–1922) was an Austrian painter, illustrator, sculptor and writer, based in Munich.

Life

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August Hoffmann von Vestenhof was born in Olmütz (modern-day Olomouc), Moravia on 18 June 1849.[1]

He exhibited from 1896 in Munich, Berlin and elsewhere. He exhibited tempera paintings: Zwei Messias ('Two Messiahs'), Die Stunde ('The Hour'), Tragische Maske ('Tragic Mask'), Nausikaa ('Nausicaa'), Wagen des Heliogabal ('Chariot of Heliogabalus'), and sculpture: lead reliefs, bronze statuettes and portrait busts. He also provided drawings for his book Das Gesetz der Bestie ('The Law of the Beast') and illustrations for the magazine Jugend.[2]

He died in Munich on 15 May 1922, aged 72.[2]

Collections

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Notes

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  1. ^ a b Oliver, ed. 2011. Retrieved 23 April 2022.
  2. ^ a b Beyer, Savoy and Tegethoff, eds. 2021. Retrieved 23 April 2022.

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