Sintzenich, Elisabeth (mitwirkend): Porträt Heinrich Julius von Goldbeck

Knee piece (to the semi-left) by the Prussian chancellor and Minister of Justice Heinrich Julius von Goldbeck (1733-1818). The left is stamped into the hip, the right in an open book on a table draping background with a curtain. Rare testimony of the collaboration of Anton Graff and Elisabeth Sintzenich as a painter. She was the daughter of Mannheim engraver Heinrich Sintzenich (1752-1812), who worked in Berlin from 1790 to 1798 and became a member of the academy. He also performed the reproduction as a scrapbook and therefore proudly noted the involvement of the daughter. He had apparently given Elisabeth Sintzenich to the well-known portrait painter who came to Berlin more often to carry out portrait assignments. Old inventory of the Märkische Museum, entered the collection before 1923. Referred below the portrait on the left: "by A. Graff the head is ground, the figure of Elisabeth Sintzenich.“, on the right:” Scraped by Sintzenich. Churfürstlich Pfalz-Bayrischer Hof-Kupferstecher, Ordinary Member of the Royal Academy of Arts in Berlin and Mannheim. Printed in his own drukerei. " Among them on the left: "Prize a Friderichsd 'or in Sintzenichs Kunst-Publishing House in Berlin, September. 1795, “on the right:” His excellence is subtly dedicated by Sintzenich. He." Literature: Cat. Mannheim 1983: Heinrich Sintzenich (1752-1830). Printgraphic works. Bearb. Inga Gesche. Exhibition 1st June-28. August 1983, Mannheim Municipal Rice Museum, Mannheim 1983, No. 88 m. Fig.