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      1762 - 1827

      I korthet

      • Top 3 works: Portrait of an officer
      • Art period: Early Modern
      • Museums on this site: Finnish National Gallery
      • Lifespan: 65 years
      • Copyright status: Public domain
      • Nationality: Germany

      The Life and Art of F. L. Schmitz

      Frans Liborius Schmitz was a German painter and silhouette artist. Originally trained as a printer, he transitioned into the art of silhouette cutting. His life was one of constant movement; he traveled from place to place to showcase his craft and seek new commissions. After touring through Germany and France, he settled in Scandinavia in 1803, using Copenhagen as the center for his itinerant lifestyle. He was known for his remarkable virtuosity, claiming in his advertisements that he could cut a portrait in just one or two minutes using his left hand.

      His work has been preserved in various collections and featured in significant exhibitions. His silhouettes are represented in several institutions, including:

      Among his recognized works is a Portrait of an officer held by the Finnish National Gallery in Helsinki.

      Frågor och svar

      Hur hittar jag verk av F. L. Schmitz inom ett specifikt tema?

      Sidan Efter nyckelord för F. L. Schmitz grupperar konstnärens verk efter nyckelord.

      I vilken stad och vilket land föddes F. L. Schmitz?

      F. L. Schmitz föddes i Bonn, i Germany.

      Under vilka andra namn är F. L. Schmitz känd?

      F. L. Schmitz är även känd som Frans Liborius Schmitz, Franz Liborius Schmitz.

      Var kommer F. L. Schmitz ifrån?

      F. L. Schmitz föddes i Germany.

      En liten quiz

      Det finns endast ett korrekt svar på varje fråga.

      Fråga 1:
      What was F. L. Schmitz's original profession before becoming a silhouette artist?
      Fråga 2:
      In which city did Schmitz settle in 1803, using it as the center of his travels?
      Fråga 3:
      According to his advertisements, how quickly could Schmitz cut a portrait?
      Fråga 4:
      Which hand was Schmitz able to use to cut portraits in just a few minutes?
      Fråga 5:
      Where was Schmitz's silhouette of the saddler Lars Erik Schöldström and his family located?