1292 - Andreas Hölzl (1723–1806? Active c. 1760–1795 in Freising and Munich) attr.;

Andreas Hölzl (1723–1806? Active c. 1760–1795 in Freising and Munich) attr.; Bust portrait of Franz Paula von (de) Wagenbaur, treasurer of Freising, with a small white dog The portrait, likely painted in 1781, depicts Wagenbaur—who at the time served as treasurer and administrator for the Bishopric of Freising—in casual attire; he is explicitly named on a letter held in his right hand: “A Monsieur Wagenbaur, Maitre des finances du Haut Chapitre (...) a Freising.” Hölzl created his first known portraits around 1760; in 1776 he became court painter in Freising, and later moved to Munich. Oil on canvas, lined; on the reverse side of the lining canvas, inscribed and dated by another hand “Andre Hölzl Pinxit Ao 1781.” 81 cm x 65 cm. Framed. See/Lit. on Hölzl: Catalogs of the Bavarian National Museum, Vol. VIII, Paintings Catalog, edited by Karl Voll, Heinz Braune, and Hans Buchheit, Munich 1908, pp. 55–56, nos. 175–78. Attributed to Andreas Hölzl (1726–1806?). Oil on canvas, relined. Inscribed and dated 1781 by a foreign hand on the reverse.