Franz Werner von Tamm known as Dapper ( 1658 - 1724 ) is a German Baroque artist. One of the most famous masters of German still life of the late XVII - early XVIII century.
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| Date of Birth | March 6, 1658 |
| Place of Birth | Hamburg |
| Date of death | July 10, 1724 (66 years old) |
| Place of death | Vein |
| Nationality | Holy Roman Empire |
| Genre | still life |
He studied painting in Italy. He studied under D. von Esten and G. Pfeifer. In 1685-1695 he worked in Rome in the workshop of Nuzzi (Mario di Fiori). He also studied at the workshop of Carlo Maratta .
In 1702, he was in Passau, and then settled in Vienna. Since 1695 he was a court painter of the Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I.
He painted with a soft brush live and dead poultry, as well as flowers and animals, rather decorative with an immediate mood.
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Literature
- Werman K. History of art of all time. Directmedia 2015
Links
- ADB: Tamm, Franz Werner (German)