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# 35237 Johann Nepomuk Hoechle (1790-1835) "French catch Austrians unaware (1809)", drawing, 1809 Price: EUR (please note additional Austrian VAT (Value Added Tax) applies for transactions concluded within the European Union) SOLD!!! Johann Nepomuk Hoechle was a very well-known Austrian historical painter and graphic artist who was active in the beginning of the 19th century. He was born in 1790 in Munich and commenced his studies at the Vienna Academy at the age of 14 (!). He was studying under Fueger, Wutky and Ignace Duvivier. The artist soon became a much known battle painter owing his success to great events of his time - the Napolenic era. In 1809, in the night preceding the battle of Aspern, while drawing a sketch on the hill close to Vienna, Hoechle was captured by the French. He was sentenced to execution by a firing squad as a spy, but his great wit saved him.
Provenance: private estate, Vienna
Condition: good Creation Year: 1809 Measurements:UNFRAMED:13,3x19,3cm/5,2x7,6in Object Type:Unframed drawing Style: Old Master drawings Technique: black ink and wash on paper Inscription:verso is inscribed Creator: Johann Nepomuk Hoechle Creator Dates: 1790 Munich-1835 Vienna Nationality:Austrian
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