File:Franz Joseph I. in Jagdkleidung 1910 © Hans Makart jun. (1870–1946).jpg

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Hans Makart junior  (1870–1946)  wikidata:Q63444301
 
Alternative names
Birth name: Hans Makart; Hans Makart Jr.
Description Austrian-Austro-Hungarian photographer and civil servant
Date of birth/death 29 November 1870 Edit this at Wikidata 5 July 1946 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Vienna Vienna
Work period 1902–1946
Work location
Vienna
Authority file
creator QS:P170,Q63444301
Description
Deutsch: Franz Joseph I. (1830–1916), in Jagdkleidung.
Silbergelatineabzug.
English: Franz Joseph I of Austria (1830–1916), in hunting clothes.
Gelatin silver print
Date Taken on 13 February 1910
institution QS:P195,Q304037
(ANNO – AustriaN Newspapers Online)
Place of creation
Deutsch: Schloss Schönbrunn
English: Schönbrunn Palace
Notes

Photographische Korrespondenz, XLVII. Jahrg, Bd. V. Heft Juni 1910, Nr. 597,
S. 295: Ausstellungsgegenstände: … Aufnahme Seiner Majestät Kaiser Franz Josef I. in Jagdkleidung (Schönbrunn, 13. Februar 1910).
S. 293: … Hans Makart hat eine Aufnahme Sr. Majestät des Kaisers im Jagdkostüm ausgestellt und bemerkt hierzu, daß dieses Bild für Zwecke des Ischler Kaiserdenkmales hergestellt wurde. Se. Majestät hat die Ausstellung dieses Bildes in der Jagdausstellung und die Weiterverbreitung der Bilder huldvollst gestattet.

Vorsitzender: Es ist jedenfalls das gelungenste Porträt, welches Seine Majestät in dem von ihm so geliebten und bevorzugten Jagdkleide darstellt. Die Schwierigkeit der Aufnahme ist besonders zu berücksichtigen, weil die Aufnahme im Schönbrunner Schlosse im Monat Februar erfolgen mußte; um so erfreulicher ist dieses schöne Resultat.
Source
Deutsch: Photographische Korrespondenz, XLVII. Jahrg, Bd. V., Heft Juni 1910, Nr. 597, nach S. 254
( http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno-plus?aid=phc&datum=1910&page=552&size=45 )

Artistische Beilagen zum XLVII. Jahrgange. … VI. Nr. 597. Kaiser Franz Joseph I , Originalaufnahme von Hans Makart, Wien, Duplexautotypie der Graphischen Union, Wien.

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