Buzási Enikő szerk.: In Europe' Princely Courts, Ádám Mányoki, Actors and venues of a portraitist's career (A Magyar Nemzeti Galéria kiadványai 2003/1)

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COUNT GEORG VON WERTHERN (1663-I72i) Son of Friedrich von Werthern zu Bechlingen (1630-1686) and Agnes Magdalena von Heseler. He was chamberlain, privy councillor, and cabinet minister of Saxony, and chancellor from 1715. Between 1697 and 1709, he was ambassador of the Saxon court to the Netherlands and Regensburg. He was chief administrator of the province of Thuringia, elevated to the rank of count in 1702. He was also selected knight of the Order of the White Eagle. Martin Bernigeroth (1670-1733) After Adám Mányoki (?) After 1719 Engraving; 360x250 mm (plate size) Unsigned Inscription on the base of the portrait in an oval stone frame: "Effigies Domini Comitis a Werthern, Sacri Romani Imperii Camerae lanitori: Haereditarii Potentiss: Polon: Regis et Electoris Saxoniae Ministri Status Intimi et Cancellarii Ordinis Polonici Aquilae albae Equitis Comitat9 Beichlingensis nec non Frohndorfi, Neunheiling ec. Dynast, ec." Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts, inv. no.: 61.360 51. 51. FRIEDRICH SIEGMUND STRIEBEL (ca. 1700-1753) Portraitist who worked in Oschatz in 1721, then in Dresden. He lived in Rome from 1743 to his death, and was involved in the art trade, and made purchases for the royal gallery of Dresden. Johann Georg Bodenehr (1691-1730) After Adám Mányoki, After 1722-1723 Mezzotint; 457x318 mm (incomplete corner, cut around) Signed: "[A.] D. Manyoki pinxit Pictor S. M. Regis Poloniae Iohann Georg Bodenehr Sc. Aug. Vind." Inscribed: "Friedrich Sigmund Stribel Mahler in Dressden" Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts, inv. no.: L. 57-10