Head of an Old Man
at Nationalmuseum
Petr Brandl
1668–1735
About
Petr Brandl was a Czech painter of the late Baroque in the bilingual Kingdom of Bohemia. Brandl was the sixth child in a Czech-German family. His father, Michal Brandl, worked as a tailor and was of German ancestry. His mother, Alžběta Hrbková, was Czech from a peasant family in the south Bohemian village of Přestanice.
Notable works
Self-portrait
at National Gallery Prague
Simeon with the Infant Jesus
at National Gallery Prague
Self Portrait, so-called Lobkowicz
at National Gallery Prague
Lot and His Daughters
at National Gallery Prague
Bust of a Discoursing Apostle
at National Gallery Prague
Portrait of a Nobleman in a Blue Cloak
at National Gallery Prague
The head of an old man
at National Gallery Prague
Allegory of Sculpture (Sculptura)
at National Gallery Prague
The Penitent Magdalene
at National Gallery Prague
Works in the collection
14 works
Head of an Old Man
at Nationalmuseum
Self-portrait
at National Gallery Prague
Simeon with the Infant Jesus
at National Gallery Prague
Self Portrait, so-called Lobkowicz
at National Gallery Prague
Lot and His Daughters
at National Gallery Prague
Bust of a Discoursing Apostle
at National Gallery Prague
Portrait of a Nobleman in a Blue Cloak
at National Gallery Prague
The head of an old man
at National Gallery Prague
Allegory of Sculpture (Sculptura)
at National Gallery Prague
The Penitent Magdalene
at National Gallery Prague
More by Petr Brandl in institutions
National Gallery Prague
Czech Republic
Nationalmuseum
Stockholm, Sweden
National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
Oslo, Norway
