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De 2 mest kända målningarna av Albert Gregorius, ett galleriselektion
Uppdaterad november 2026 · rangordnad efter vår popularitetspoäng (sökningar, besök och beställningar för varje verk) · 2 verk av Albert Gregorius i vår katalog
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Av alla originalverk som Albert Gregorius lämnade efter sig är det mest kända Nicolas Dahlmann, brigadier general (1769-1807) (1814), i samlingen hos Opera House, Versailles. Vår katalog innehåller 2 verk av Albert Gregorius; galleriet har bevarat de 2 som världen beundrar mest, var och en presenterad med sitt datum, sitt museum och sin historia.
1774 – 1853, Bruges
Flest verk: Opera House
Albert Gregoriuss 10 främsta målningar: galleriets utvalda verk
Museerna som förvarar Albert Gregoriuss originalverk
De 2 museer som innehar flest av målningarna på denna sida.
| Museum | Stad | Verk av Albert Gregorius | Målningar från denna lista |
|---|---|---|---|
 Opera House |
Versailles | 1 | Nicolas Dahlmann, brigadier general (1769-1807) |
 Groeningemuseet |
Bruges | 1 | Portrait of Count Charles A. Chasset |
Albert Gregorius år för år: originalen som definierar varje år
Från 1813 till 1814, bara 2 år, se alla daterade verk av Albert Gregorius i detta urval: här är varje år i sin finaste form.
Verk per år
Välj ett år för att se originalen.
Samlarfrågor om Albert Gregoriuss målningar
Vilket verk är Albert Gregorius mest känd för?Visa svaret
Nicolas Dahlmann, brigadier general (1769-1807) (1814)
Hur gammal var Albert Gregorius när Nicolas Dahlmann, brigadier general (1769-1807) skapades?Visa svaret
40 år gammal: Nicolas Dahlmann, brigadier general (1769-1807) är från 1814, och Albert Gregorius föddes 1774.
Hur många målningar lämnade Albert Gregorius efter sig?Visa svaret
Vår katalog innehåller 2 verk av Albert Gregorius, daterade från 1813 till 1814.
I vilka museer hänger Albert Gregoriuss mästerverk?Visa svaret
Främst i Opera House (Versailles) och Groeningemuseet (Bruges). Museitabellen ovan listar alla.
Vilka är de första och sista kända originalverken av Albert Gregorius?Visa svaret
På den här sidan är det tidigaste Portrait of Count Charles A. Chasset (1813) och det senaste Nicolas Dahlmann, brigadier general (1769-1807) (1814).
Albert Gregorius: liv och verk
Albert Jacob Frans Gregorius: A Life in Portraiture
Early Life and Education
- Born in Bruges, Belgium in 1774 into a laboring family, Albert Jacob Frans Gregorius demonstrated artistic talent from a young age.
- His abilities were recognized by François van der Donckt, a local amateur painter who provided initial lessons and facilitated his enrollment at the Bruges art academy in 1791.
- Gregorius excelled at the academy, receiving several awards before continuing his artistic journey.
Parisian Studies and Influences
- In 1801, Gregorius moved to Paris, initially apprenticing with Joseph-Benoît Suvée, a fellow Bruges native.
- Following Suvée’s appointment as director of the French Academy in Rome, Gregorius secured a position in the studio of the renowned neoclassical painter, Jacques-Louis David.
- David's influence is evident in Gregorius’ later work, particularly his emphasis on precise draftsmanship and classical composition.
Artistic Development and Career
- Gregorius returned to Bruges in 1805 but soon resumed his Parisian career, establishing himself as a respected portrait painter.
- He became associated with “De Club van de Belgen,” a group of expatriate Flemish artists working in Paris.
- Gregorius regularly exhibited at the Ghent and Paris Salons from 1812 until his departure, gaining recognition for his refined portraits.
- His clientele included members of the French nobility and prominent figures like August Wilhelm Schlegel, whose portrait is now housed in Coppet Castle.
Directorship and Later Years
- In 1835, at the age of 61, Gregorius was appointed director of “De Vrije Academie” (now “De Stedelijke Academie”) in Bruges.
- He served until 1852, but his conservative artistic views led to conflicts with colleagues, students, and city officials, ultimately resulting in his resignation.
- Ford Madox Brown, a notable Pre-Raphaelite painter, was among his students.
Legacy and Historical Significance
- Gregorius’ work represents a blend of classical principles and Flemish artistic traditions.
- His portraits are characterized by their meticulous detail, elegant composition, and psychological insight.
- Though not widely known today, Gregorius played an important role in the development of portraiture during the 19th century and contributed to the artistic landscape of both Belgium and France.
- His life story, including the mystery surrounding his marital status (described as a widower on his death certificate with no known wife), adds to his intriguing historical profile.