Jakob Schlesinger's Human Design Chart

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          Jakob Schlesinger's Biography

          German painter and restorer who developed a special talent for the restoration of paintings and gained a considerable reputation in this field. In particular, he devoted himself to the old German school. At first, he was working mainly for the brothers Boisserée in Heidelberg. In 1822 he received an appointment as a professor and general restorer at the Royal Museum in Berlin.
          Jakob Schlesinger was recognized as a great painter and excellent copyist, with a fondness for art from the 16th century. In 1821 he travelled to Dresden and reproduced Raphael’s Sistine Madonna for the Speyer Cathedral. In 1834 he lithographed, for the Karlsruhe Art Club the heads of Saint Barbara and the Pope, separately. He is also known for landscape portraits and pictures of fruit and flowers, though in academic cool manner, but very thoroughly elaborated. In addition to painting, Schlesinger worked as a lithographer.
          The most famous current painting by him is the portrait of Hegel in his last year of life (1831), which has been widely reproduced.
          Schlesinger died on 12 May 1855, aged 63, in Berlin.

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          Jakob Schlesinger's Chart
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