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Portrait- and history-painter, draughtsman; arts administrator. Active at Ludwigsburg, Halle, Leipzig, Dresden, Vienna; visited Rome (1776-81) and Naples. Füger returned in 1783 to Vienna, where he became Vice-Director of the Akademie der Bildenden Künste, subsequently becoming its Director in 1795, until 1806.
Born: 8 December 1751 in Heilbronn
Died: 5 November 1818
Nationality: German
Gender: Male
Prince Hoare
Academic correspondence 1803, containing extracts, No. II., from a correspondence with the Academies of Vienna & St. Petersburg, on the present cultivation of the arts of painting, sculpture, and architecture; a summary report of the transactions of the Royal Academy of London, from the close of the Exhibition 1802, to the same period, 1803, and a description of public monuments, voted by the Parliament of Great Britain, to the memory of distinguished naval and military officers since the year 1798. Published by desire of the Academy, by Prince Hoare, Member of the Academie of Florence, and Cortona, and Secretary for Foreign Correspondence to the Royal Academy of London. - London: 1804
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Prince Hoare
Academic annals : published by authority of the Royal Academy of Arts 1803 ; collected and arranged by Prince Hoare, Secretary for Foreign Correspondence to the Royal Academy - London: 1805
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Prince Hoare
Academic annals : published by authority of the Royal Academy of Arts 1801-2 ; collected and arranged by Prince Hoare, Secretary for Foreign Correspondence to the Royal Academy - London: 1805
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Prince Hoare
Extracts from a correspondence with the Academies of Vienna & St. Petersburg on the cultivation of the arts of painting, sculpture, and architecture in the Austrian and Russian dominions : to which is prefixed a summary account of the transactions of the Royal Academy of London : from the close of the Exhibition 1801, to the present exhibition at Somerset-House, 1802 by Prince Hoare, Member of the Academies of Florence, and Cortona, and Secretary for Foreign Correspondence to the Royal Academy of London - London: 1802
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