All Janis Rozentals's oil paintings
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Oil Pantings, Sorted from A to Z |
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| 83920 |
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Engelharta portrets |
1901(1901)
Medium Audekls, eļļa
Dimensions 84 x 107.5 cm (33.1 x 42.3 in)
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| 83918 |
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Federa portrets |
1901(1901)
Medium Audekls, eļļa
Dimensions 71 x 49 cm (28 x 19.3 in)
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| 83442 |
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Firstenes Sarlotes Levenas portrets |
108 x 85 cm (42.5 x 33.5 in)
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| 92420 |
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Italian Landscape |
Date 1915(1915)
Medium Oil on canvas
Dimensions 65 X 98 cm (25.6 X 38.6 in)
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| 83919 |
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Merijas Grosvaldes portrets |
Date 1902
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| 82816 |
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Princess with a Monkey |
1913(1913)
Medium Oil on cardboard
Dimensions 60 x 29 cm (23.6 x 11.4 in)
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| 84806 |
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Verietis ar papirosu |
70.5 x 60 cm (27.8 x 23.6 in)
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| 80603 |
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Virietis ar papirosu |
70.5 x 60 cm (27.8 x 23.6 in)
1901
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| Janis Rozentals
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| (March 18, 1866, Bebri Farmstead, Saldus parish, Courland Governorate - December 26, 1916) was a Latvian painter.
Rozentels received the basic education at H.Krause's Elementary School in Saldus and Kuldega District School. At the age of fifteen the boy left for Riga and consistently tried to realize his dream about art, later entering St.Petersburg Academy of Art. During study vacations the developing artist visited his native land to relax from the hectic rhythm of the large city, paint motifs from nature and commissioned portraits. For his diploma work he took as models the young educated Latvians and local farmers. A little later the artist decided to settle in Saldus as he wanted to live among his people and create art appropriate to its aspirations and feelings. In spring 1899 Rozentels bought a building plot at the Striķu street and set up a studio, but his intents were not well received in the provincial town and he moved to Riga two years later. Now a memorial museum is arranged in the building designed by the artist. Fateful turn in life of the painter happened in November, 1902, when Janis Rozentels got acquainted with Elli Forsell(1871 - 1943), a Finnish singer, in Riga. On February 20, 1903, they got married. They found home in a flat- studio, in Alberta street, in Riga. they had three children - Laila, Irja and Miķelis. World War I interrupted the family's life in Riga and in 1915 they relocated to Finland. He died suddenly on December 26, 1916 and was buried in Helsinki, though later was reburied in his homeland. Today, the Janis Rozentels Art Highschool in Riga is named after him, and has had his name since 1946.
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