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Princess Elizabeth Albertina, Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (1713-1761)

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The Life and Career of Daniel Woge

Daniel Woge was a German painter and drawer born in Berlin. After training under Antoine Pesne, he was summoned to Neustrelitz by Adolphus Frederick IV to serve as his court painter. He remained in the town until his death in 1797. His artistic output was diverse, ranging from portraits of Adolphus Frederick and his family to altarpieces, such as the one created for the Nikolaikirche in Friedland. Additionally, Woge produced drawings that were utilized by others for the creation of engravings.

In 1770, Woge was commissioned by Crown Prince Charles to paint a series in oils depicting the Prillwitz idols. These original paintings were later the subject of engravings by Johann Conrad Krüger for the 1771 volume Die gottesdienstlichen Alterthümer der Obotriten aus dem Tempel zu Rhetra, am Tollenzer-See, a work co-authored by Andreas Gottlieb Masch and Woge himself.

Notable Works and Collections

The legacy of Woge is preserved in several significant collections across Europe. Major museums in Mecklenburg hold his paintings, and his portraiture is also featured in the portrait collection at Gripsholm Castle in Sweden. His works are also represented in the British Royal Collection, including oil on canvas portraits of Duchess Elisabeth Albertine, Duke Charles, and Duke Adolphus Frederick IV.

His documented works include:

Open Air Concert, oil on canvas, Staatliches Museum Schwerin
Duke Adolphus Frederick IV., oil on canvas, Staatliches Museum Schwerin
Lieutenant-General Reinhold Johan von Lingen, oil on canvas, Gripsholm Castle
Karl Gustav Strömschiöld, schwedischer Oberst, oil on canvas, Gripsholm Castle
Axel Fredrik von Fersen, oil on canvas, Gripsholm Castle