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Famous Academicist Художники: Ranked List of 20
Поль Деларош (1797–1856) is the most famous Academicist художник in this list; notable works include The Execution of Lady Jane Grey та A Child Learning to Read. Ranks 2 to 5: Фрідріх фон Амерлінг, Ежен де Блаас, Жан-Поль Лоран та Едуар Деба-Понсан. The list records 20 художники born between 1741 (Johann Christian von Mannlich) and 1889 (Чарлі Чаплін) in 15 countries.
Method. Scope: artists whose works the encyclopedia records under Academicist. Ranking: the encyclopedia's fame ranking of artists. Artists born after 1955 without a Wikidata identifier are excluded pending verification. Wikipedia: number of the encyclopedia's 32 languages with an article on the artist.
Summary
Academicist: summary
- 20Художники
- 1741–1889Роки народження
- 15Країни народження
- 1Жінки
- 1 524Роботи в нашому каталозі
- Міста з найбільшою кількістю новонароджених
- Париж (1), Відень (1), Альбано-Лаціале (1), Фуркво (1)
- Музеї, у яких зберігається найбільше ключових творів
- Музей д’Орсе (2), Державний музей-заповідник «Ермітаж» (2), Wallace Collection (1), Національна галерея (1)
- Жінки у цьому списку
- Christina Robertson
Entries
Ranked entries: 20 Academicist Художники
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Ежен де Блаас 1843–1931
Італієць Born: Альбано-Лаціале Академічний класицизм Wikipedia: 19/32 languages
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Жан-Поль Лоран 1838–1921
Француз Born: Фуркво Французьке академічне мистецтво Wikipedia: 19/32 languages
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Альфред Стевенс 1823–1906
Бельгієць Born: Брюссель Академічний реалізм Wikipedia: 12/32 languages
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Адольф Шрейер 1828–1899
Німецький Born: Франкфурт-на-Майні Орієнталізм, Дюссельдорфська школа живопису Wikipedia: 9/32 languages
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Альберт Джозеф Мор 1841–1893
Британський Born: Йорк Естетизм Wikipedia: 11/32 languages
He hailed from a family deeply intertwined with the world of art; his father, William Moore, was a respected portrait painter, and several of his brothers followed in his footsteps, including the renowned Henry Moore, a master of marine painting. His legacy extends far beyond these collections; Moore’s influence can be seen in the work of subsequent generations of artists who embraced the Aesthetic Movement and sought to elevate art beyond mere representation or moral instruction.
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Émile Bayard 1837–1891
French Born: La Ferté-sous-Jouarre Illustration, Romanticism
The years between 1857 and 1864 were formative for Bayard, a period dedicated to exhaustive exploration across various artistic mediums. His influences were rooted in the academic style imparted by Léon Cogniet, but Bayard’s work also reflected the changing cultural landscape of 19th-century France—embracing new technologies like lithography and responding to the growing popularity of serialized novels.
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Дельфін Енжолрас 1865–1945
Французський Born: Кукурон Академізм Wikipedia: 9/32 languages
La Sieste: Видатний зразок його стилю чуттєвого портрета.
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Christina Robertson 1796–1854
Born: Kinghorn Wikipedia: 9/32 languages
Royal Academy Exhibition: By 1823, she was exhibiting at the Royal Academy, gaining recognition within the British art world.
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Ludwig Manzel 1858–1936
German Born: Neukosenow Classical German Art
He diligently honed his skills under the tutelage of Wilhelm Ranke, a celebrated sculptor himself, mastering the intricacies of marble carving and embracing the humanist ideals championed by Renaissance thinkers. The Academy's curriculum emphasized classical sculpture techniques, drawing inspiration from Michelangelo and Canova, shaping Manzel’s stylistic sensibilities profoundly.
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Johann Christian von Mannlich 1741–1822
German Born: Strasbourg Wikipedia: 5/32 languages
He was the son of Konrad von Mannlich, a man who held the position of court painter to Christian IV, Duke of Zweibrücken.
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Ludwig Passini 1832–1903
Austrian Born: Vienna Realist Wikipedia: 6/32 languages
The brilliance of Passini’s work lies in his seamless blend of realism and poetic atmosphere. In his watercolors, he achieved a luminous quality that captured the fleeting effects of light, while his oil paintings, such as the evocative A Bridge in Venice, utilized masterful composition to draw the viewer into the heart of the scene.
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Віцентас Смакаускас 1797–1876
Англієць Born: Вільнюс Романтизм, передімпресіонізм Wikipedia: 4/32 languages
«Купання» (Литовський художній фонд, Вільня, Литва), що демонструє його вміння з любов'ю та точністю зображувати повсякденні сцени;.
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Noè Bordignon 1841–1920
Italian Born: Salvarosa Venetian Genre Painting Wikipedia: 3/32 languages
From his early showings of ‘Le ragazze che cantano’ in 1869 to his more complex displays in Paris and Venice, his work consistently resonated with audiences drawn to his ability to blend academic precision with emotional sincerity.
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Pyotr Petrovich Zabolotsky 1842–2000
Russian Born: Saint Petersburg Wikipedia: 2/32 languages
The breadth of his output suggests a man deeply immersed in the visual culture of Russia.
Notable works
Notable Academicist works
Chronology
Chronology of notable works
- 1763
- 1833
- 1836
- 1841
- 1862
- 1870
- 1880
- 1880
- 1890
- 1913
Statistics
Statistics
| Франція | 4 |
|---|---|
| Сполучені Штати Америки | 2 |
| France | 2 |
| Австрія | 1 |
| Італія | 1 |
| Англія | 1 |
| Бельгія | 1 |
| Німеччина | 1 |
| 1740s | 1 |
|---|---|
| 1790s | 3 |
| 1800s | 1 |
| 1820s | 2 |
| 1830s | 3 |
| 1840s | 6 |
| 1850s | 1 |
| 1860s | 2 |
| 1880s | 1 |
| Музей д’Орсе | 2 |
|---|---|
| Державний музей-заповідник «Ермітаж» | 2 |
| Wallace Collection | 1 |
| Національна галерея | 1 |
| Liechtenstein Museum | 1 |
| Academy of Fine Arts Vienna | 1 |
| Petit Palais | 1 |
| Bowes Museum | 1 |
Index
List of 20 Academicist художники
- 1
Поль Деларош1797–1856 - 2
Фрідріх фон АмерлінгАвстрієць · 1803–1887 - 3
Ежен де БлаасІталієць · 1843–1931 - 4
Жан-Поль ЛоранФранцуз · 1838–1921 - 5
Едуар Деба-ПонсанФранцуз · 1847–1913 - 6
Чарлі ЧаплінАнглійський · 1889–1977 - 7
Едвін Лорд ВікзAmerican · 1849–1903 - 8
Альфред СтевенсБельгієць · 1823–1906 - 9
Адольф ШрейерНімецький · 1828–1899 - 10
Альберт Джозеф МорБританський · 1841–1893 - 11
Жан Леон Жером Ферріс1863–1930 - 12
Émile BayardFrench · 1837–1891 - 13
Дельфін ЕнжолрасФранцузський · 1865–1945 - 14
Christina Robertson1796–1854 - 15
Ludwig ManzelGerman · 1858–1936 - 16
Johann Christian von MannlichGerman · 1741–1822 - 17
Ludwig PassiniAustrian · 1832–1903 - 18
Віцентас СмакаускасАнглієць · 1797–1876 - 19
Noè BordignonItalian · 1841–1920 - 20
Pyotr Petrovich ZabolotskyRussian · 1842–2000
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who is the most famous Academicist художник?
Поль Деларош (#1) is first in this ranking, followed by Фрідріх фон Амерлінг (#2) and Ежен де Блаас (#3).
Which five Academicist художники should everyone know?
Поль Деларош (#1), Фрідріх фон Амерлінг (#2), Ежен де Блаас (#3), Жан-Поль Лоран (#4) та Едуар Деба-Понсан (#5).
Which country produced the most Academicist художники?
Франція: 4 of the 20 художники in this list were born there, then Сполучені Штати Америки (2) та France (2).
Where are the great works of Academicist art today?
The museums holding the most key works of this list are Музей д’Орсе (2), Державний музей-заповідник «Ермітаж» (2) та Wallace Collection (1).
When were most Academicist художники born?
Most художники in this list were born in the 1840s (6 of 20), between 1741 and 1889 overall.
Which women Academicist художники are the most famous?
1 women are in this ranking: Christina Robertson (#14).
Which techniques define Academicist art?
“In his watercolors, he achieved a luminous quality that captured the fleeting effects of light, while his oil paintings, such as the evocative A Bridge in Venice, utilized masterful composition to draw the viewer into the heart of the scene.” — from our biography of Ludwig Passini (#17).
Who was the earliest Academicist художник?
The earliest-born художник in this list is Johann Christian von Mannlich (#16), born in 1741.
How many works by these художники does the encyclopedia record?
The encyclopedia records 1,524 works by these художники.
See also
Artists of other movements
See also
Artists of other periods
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