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Johann Jacob Eybelwieser

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Johann Jacob Eybelwieser is recorded in the Getty Union List of Artist Names with the biographical note: Austrian artist, 1667-1744. The Getty record lists his roles as draftsman and watercolorist. The Metropolitan Museum of Art lists him as Austrian, born Vienna about 1667, died Breslau 1744 and holds the drawing Saint Augustine on Clouds Surrounded by Angels. The Getty record carries 4 name forms and the identifier 500503881. In this atlas he is linked as the maker of that work in the museum's collection.

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Source Getty Research Institute, Union List of Artist Names: Johann Jacob Eybelwieser (Austrian artist, 1667-1744)
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Source The Metropolitan Museum of Art Open Access API: Metropolitan Museum of Art object record 388397artistDisplayName
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"artistDisplayName": "Johann Jacob Eybelwieser"

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Source Getty Research Institute, Union List of Artist Names: Johann Jacob Eybelwieser (Austrian artist, 1667-1744)Record display
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Eybelwieser, Johann Jacob (Austrian artist, 1667-1744)

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Source Getty Research Institute, Union List of Artist Names: Johann Jacob Eybelwieser (Austrian artist, 1667-1744)Birth and Death Places
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Born: Vienna (Vienna state, Austria) (inhabited place)
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1. Getty Research Institute, Union List of Artist Names: Johann Jacob Eybelwieser (Austrian artist, 1667-1744)
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    Gender: male
  • Practices: Drawing, Roles
    draftsman
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