Johann August Heinrich im Vergleich mit Tseng Kwong Chi

Johann August Heinrich (1794 Dresden - 1822 Innsbruck)

Romantik (Deutschland), Romantik (Dresden)

Kunstwerke von Johann August Heinrich (1819–1820)

Johann August Heinrich (1819–1820), Am Waldesrand, Dresden, Albertinum, Galerie Neue Meister, 2. Obergeschoss, Saal 1, 1819–1820

Dresden, Albertinum, Galerie Neue Meister, 2. Obergeschoss, Saal 1 (Inventar-Nr. 2663)

1819–1820

Johann August Heinrich (1819–1820), Am Waldesrand, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 807, um 1820

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 807 (Inventar-Nr. 2008.6)

um 1820

Johann August Heinrich (1819–1820), Felsenschlucht im Uttewalder Grund in der Sächsischen Schweiz, Wien, Museum Oberes Belvedere, Saal 11, 1820

Felsenschlucht im Uttewalder Grund in der Sächsischen Schweiz

Wien, Museum Oberes Belvedere, Saal 11

1820

Tseng Kwong Chi (1950 Hongkong - 1990 New York)

Kunstwerke von Tseng Kwong Chi (1979–1983)

Tseng Kwong Chi (1979–1983), New York, New York (Empire State), London, Tate Gallery of Modern Art (Tate Modern), Media Networks 7, 1979

New York, New York (Empire State)

London, Tate Gallery of Modern Art (Tate Modern), Media Networks 7 (Inventar-Nr. P82466)

1979

Tseng Kwong Chi (1979–1983), San Francisco, California (Trans Am), London, Tate Gallery of Modern Art (Tate Modern), Media Networks 7, 1979

San Francisco, California (Trans Am)

London, Tate Gallery of Modern Art (Tate Modern), Media Networks 7 (Inventar-Nr. P82467)

1979

Tseng Kwong Chi (1979–1983), London, England (Tower Bridge), London, Tate Gallery of Modern Art (Tate Modern), Media Networks 7, 1983

London, England (Tower Bridge)

London, Tate Gallery of Modern Art (Tate Modern), Media Networks 7 (Inventar-Nr. P14982)

1983

In Vorbereitung: Paris, Musée d’Orsay; Paris, Musée des Arts décoratifs; L'Aquila, Museo Nazionale d'Abruzzo; Ascoli Piceno, Pinacoteca civica

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