Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking EastGraff, Johann Andreas · 1685

  • Creation date1685
  • MuseumNuremberg Municipal Museums

Graff, Johann Andreas (1636 – 1701)

Johann Andreas Graff (1636-1701) was a German painter & engraver known for detailed cityscapes of Nuremberg. His work offers a unique glimpse into 17th-century life, architecture, and influenced later artists. Explore his engravings at Mus3ums!

Nuremberg Municipal Museums (Nuremberg, Germany)

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About this artwork

  • Title: Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East
  • Artist: Graff, Johann Andreas
  • Year: 1685
  • Format: Portrait
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Where to see it: Nuremberg Municipal Museums
  • Color palette: Earthy
  • Color intensity: Balanced

Questions & Answers

What was Graff, Johann Andreas's age when "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" was created?

When "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" was created in 1685, Graff, Johann Andreas - born in 1636 - was 49 years old.

What color intensity does "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" by Graff, Johann Andreas have?

The color intensity of "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" is balanced. Intensity describes how strong the colors appear.

Who created "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East"?

The artist behind "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" is Graff, Johann Andreas. The work is catalogued under Graff, Johann Andreas's name.

What are the author and date of "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East"?

"Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" was created by Graff, Johann Andreas in 1685.

When was "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" made?

"Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" by Graff, Johann Andreas was created in 1685.

What is the dominant hue of "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" by Graff, Johann Andreas?

An ochre to sepia hue runs through "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" by Graff, Johann Andreas.

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The palette of "Interior of the Lorenzkirche, Looking East" is subtle color in saturation.

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