Artwork
Reichel, Servatus
Reichel, Servatus is an unspecified painting by Rudolf (czynny we Wrocławiu 1933-1947), fot. Jagusch. It dates from 1945 and is held in the collection of the Library of the Wroclaw University. This portrait print depicts Servatus Reichel, a 16th-century official, in a vertical oval frame.
About this work
To learn more about the photographer who reproduced this painting, look up the work of artist: Jagusch, Rudolf (czynny we Wrocławiu 1933-1947), fot.
The painting shows a bust of Servatus Reichel in a vertical oval frame.
He's wearing a serious expression and has a coat of arms in the corner.
You can see inscriptions at the top and bottom of the frame with dates and his title.
The painting is a reproduction of an oil painting from the 17th century.
It's printed on paper and has a seal on the back from the photographer.
The details in the frame and the inscriptions make this painting interesting.
To learn more about the photographer who reproduced this painting, look up the work of artist: Jagusch, Rudolf (czynny we Wrocławiu 1933-1947), fot.
Overview
This portrait print depicts Servatus Reichel, a 16th-century official, in a vertical oval frame. The image is a reproduction of a 17th-century oil painting, printed on paper.
Subject & Meaning
Servatus Reichel was a staroste of the duchy of Wrocław from 1567 until his death in 1569. The inscriptions on the frame provide details about his tenure and passing.
Technique & Style
The print features a bust of Reichel with a serious expression, accompanied by a coat of arms and inscriptions. The reproduction is faithful to the original oil painting, capturing the details of the frame and text.
History & Provenance
The original oil painting dates to the mid-17th century. The print bears a seal on the back from photographer Rudolf Jagusch, who was active in Wrocław from 1933 to 1947.
Artist & collection
Artist
Rudolf (czynny we Wrocławiu 1933-1947), fot. Jagusch
Rudolf Jagusch worked in Wrocław between 1933 and 1947. He made photographs of city scenes and portraits during those years. His surviving prints show shopfronts, street corners, and local figures in black-and-white.…
