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Adrian Zingg; portrait by Anton Graff (1799) Landscape near Hohenstein. Adrian Zingg (April 15, 1734, St.Gallen – May 26, 1816, Leipzig) was a Swiss painter.
Adrian Zingg war ein schweizerischer Maler, Zeichner, Radierer und Kupferstecher. Er war ein Wegbereiter der neueren Dresdner Landschaftsmalerei.
17 févr. 2012 · Adrian Zingg, born in St. Gallen in 1734 and raised there, studied with Johann Ludwig Aberli in Bern and with Johann Georg Wille in Paris. In 1766, he came to Dresden. Together with his Swiss fellow, the portrait painter Anton Graff, he discovered and hiked in the Saxon and Bohemian landscape.
- February 17, 2012
15.4.1734 à Saint-Gall, 26.5.1816 à Leipzig, prot., de Saint-Gall. Fils de Bartholomäus, armurier et graveur sur acier, et d'Ursula Tobler. Formation chez le graveur sur cuivre Johann Rudolf Holzhalb à Zurich (1753-1757), puis chez Johann Ludwig Aberli à Berne.
- April 15, 1734
- May 26, 1816
Adrian Zingg. (1734 St. Gallen – 1816 Leipzig) In 1759, having completed his apprenticeship in his native Switzerland, Adrian Zingg moved to Paris, where he was to live and work until 1766. Here he made the lasting acquaintance of Johann Georg Wille, who was a generation older than himself.
Born April 15th, 1734 in St. Gallen and died May 26th, 1816 in Leipzig, Adrian Zingg was first trained by his father, then by Berlin veduta painter, Alberli, and later in Paris. In 1766 he was appointed as court copper engraver for the Saxon prince elector and became a teacher at the Dresden Art Academy.
Adrian Zingg, Swiss, 1734–1816, The Keppmühle near Dresden Hosterwitz, ca. 1794, Pen and black-brown and gray ink and brown wash.
