Friedrich von Amerling, 1846 - The industrialist Maximilian Todesco - fine art print

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Maximilian Todesco (1813-1890) was the son of a textile manufacturer Hermann Todesco (1792-1844). The name "Todesco" was taken over by his father Aaron Hirschl, who was always referred to his numerous trips to Italy there as "inglese" (German). From Pressburg (Bratislava) to arise, Hermann had settled in Vienna in 1789 and operated weaving mill in nearby Mariental bei Himberg a large-scale cotton mill. He also appears with numerous benefits, so he was co-founder and Teilfinancier the temple in Vienna Seitenstettengasse (1825-1826), also he bought for his home town Pressburg a building that he had set up an orphanage (1844), in Baden near Vienna, he promoted the establishment of an Israelite hospital, and the Israelite Gewerbeverein was awarded with his help scholarships to young master. He also supported the financing of the Vienna-Gloggnitzer Railway (completed in 1842), after which he was raised as the first director of this company to the peerage. Edward (who died in 1887, since 1869, Baron.) And Moritz (1816 to 1873) Todesco, the two brothers of the sitter and sons of the above, have a reputation as bankers a name; Edward continued the philanthropic work of the Father, by supporting poor officers and Jewish students. 1861-1864 were Eduard and Moritz to the plans of Ludwig Förster and Theophil Hansen at the Carinthian road (opposite the k. K. Court Opera, which at that time was still under construction) you build Palais (Palais Todesco). About Maximilian Todesco little is known in comparison. The records of the Jewish community can be seen that he lived as a wholesale partner in Vienna # 642 (the hair market) and his wife Henriette Gumpel from Hamburg, with whom he had three children had (Friedrich, born in 1841;. Ludwig, born . Sophia Franziska, born, was divorced in court Ischl) 1847 1844th In 1890 he died at the age of 77 years of heart enlargement and was buried in Oberdöbling. In the death register of the Israelite community he is out with the title "secret Meklenburg'scher commerzienrath". Sources: Death register of the Jewish Cultusgemeinde. Literature: Wurzbach, 45, 1862, pp 224-227; Encyclopedia Judaica, Jerusalem o. J., Sp. 1187 et seq .; Czeike, Felix (Ed.): Historical Dictionary Vienna, Vol 5, Vienna 1997, p 460. [Sabine Grabner in. Friedrich von Amerling. 1803-1887, ed. v. Sabine Grabner, exh. Cat. Osterreichische Galerie Belvedere Vienna, Leipzig 2003, pp 186-187]

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This painting called The industrialist Maximilian Todesco was painted by Friedrich von Amerling. The work of art had the following size: 134 x 102 cm - frame: 177 x 145 x 17 cm. Oil on canvas was used by the Austrian painter as the technique for the work of art. What is more, the artwork can be viewed in in the Belvedere's collection in Vienna, Austria. This artwork, which is part of the public domain is provided with courtesy of © Belvedere, Vienna, inventory number: 3674. Besides, the artwork has the following creditline: transfer from the Reich Governor in 1939. Further, the alignment is portrait with a ratio of 3 : 4, which means that the length is 25% shorter than the width. The painter Friedrich von Amerling was an artist from Austria, whose artistic style was mainly Biedermeier. The Biedermeier artist lived for a total of 84 years - born in 1803 in Vienna, Vienna state, Austria and died in the year 1887 in Vienna, Vienna state, Austria.

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