Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich
1712–1774 · Rococo
Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich was a German painter and art administrator. In his own works, he was adept at imitating many earlier artists, but never developed a style of his own.
40 paintings
- Nymphs in a grotto
- Old man looking to the right
- Old man turned to the left
- Portrait of a boy
- Old man with blue fabric
- Old man with green fabric
- Head of an old man (St. Paul?)
- Portrait of an old man
- Head of an old man (St. Peter?)
- Inn
- Portrait of an Old Man
- Bust of an Old Man
- Landscape (1747)
- Depiction of a picture cabinet (1742)
- Albert en Nicolaas Rubens (1749)
- Elegant Group in the Open (1760)
- View of a Town
- Surprised, or Infidelity Found Out (1753)
- Portrait of a Man in Eastern Attire
- Italian Landscape (1617)
- Bath of nymphs (1763)
- Portrait of a young man (1738)
- Waterfall near Tivoli (1750)
- Italian Landscape with Shepherds (1744)
- An Alchemists' Workshop (1730)
- Family of peasants before a house (1738)
- Lamentation of Christ (1734)
- Portrait of a Man (1730)
- Arcadian landscape with nymphs and a Roman ruin (1759)
- Pilate Debates Christ's Fate (1755)
- The Sacrifice of Isaac (1750)
- Flight into Egypt (1752)
- Waterfalls in the Environs of Rome (1755)
- Waterfalls in Tivoli (1755)
- Christ Healing the Sick (1742)
- The Adoration of the Shepherds (1760s)
- Surprised, or Infidelity Found Out
- The Wandering Musicians (1745)
- Portrait of a man, perhaps Rembrandt's father, Harmen Gerritsz van Rijn (1750)
- Uvejr (1727-1774)