Ariane van Suchtelen

Christian Tico Seifert

Pieter Roelofs

Gregor J. M. Weber

Sabine Pénot

Bart Cornelis

Bente Frissen

Friederike Schütt

Vermeer

Harald Marx

During the first half of the 18th century, Dresden became a mecca for artists, craftsmen, architects, and theatrical and musical performers. They came from Paris, Venice, Verona, Bologna, Brussels, and Copenhagen, and from nearby Aussig, Erfurt, and Weimar. Dresden in the Ages of splendor and Enlightenment celebrates and examines for the first time 18th-century painting both collected and produced in Dresden. The landscapes, cityscapes, portraits, and religious and allegorical paintings from the legendary Gemaldegalerie Alte Meister reflect the interplay between collecting and creating art in one of the great artistic centers of 18th-century Europe, one comparable in brilliance with other German-speaking power centers of the period such as Vienna, Munich, or Berlin.

Eighteenth-century Paintings from the Old Masters Picture Gallery : an Exhibition from the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden

Dresden in the Ages of Splendor and Enlightenment

Pietro A. Rotari

Valentina Ciancio

Marlies Giebe

ein italienischer Maler am Hof König Augusts III. ; Bestandskatalog anläßlich der Ausstellung im Semperbau, 9. November 1999 - 9. Januar 2000

Pietro Graf Rotari in Dresden

Gregor J. M. Weber

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