...Although stylistic changes occurred, from Classicism to Neo-Baroque to Realism, the most popular themes throughout the 19th century were monuments, portraits, and tombstones, as seen in works such as Johann Heinrich von Dannecker's (1758-1841) Bust of Schiller (1805-10), Gottfried Schadow's (1764-1850) Tombstone of Margrave Mark (1788-91), Christian Rauch's (1777-1857) Friedrich the Great (1839-51), and Beethoven's (1899-1903) portrait by Klinger, who was also known as a painter. In the mid-19th century, after the emergence of Reinhold Begas (1831-1911), who was influenced by the works of Michelangelo and Bernini, Hildebrand again established a strict classicist style, exerting a lasting influence on later generations, especially in Munich. *Some of the terminology that mentions "Dannecker, JHvon" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…様式的には古典主義,ネオ・バロック,リアリズムと変遷しながらも,主題の点では19世紀を通じて記念碑や人物の肖像および墓碑が一般に好んで取り上げられた。ダンネッカーJohann Heinrich von Dannecker(1758‐1841)の《シラー胸像》(1805‐10)やシャドウGottfried Schadow(1764‐1850)の《マルク辺境伯の墓碑》(1788‐91),ラウフChristian Rauch(1777‐1857)の《フリードリヒ大王》(1839‐51),画家としても知られるクリンガーの《ベートーベン像》(1899‐1903)らにこれをみることができる。19世紀中葉ミケランジェロやベルニーニの作品から感化を受けたベガスReinhold Begas(1831‐1911)が出たのちは,ヒルデブラントが再び厳格な古典主義の作風を確立して,ミュンヘンを中心に後世へ根強い影響を与えた。… ※「Dannecker,J.H.von」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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