Anton GraffSchweiz, 1736–1813Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand von Braunschweig
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Imens i livet hos Anton Graff
Hele livet31. januar 1774
Son born: Carl Anton Graff
1777
Son born: Georg Graff
15. september 1781
Daughter born: Caroline Susanne Graff
early 1788
A Prussian minister calls him to the Berlin Academy
In early 1788 the Prussian minister Friedrich Anton von Heynitz makes him a very financially attractive offer to work at the Prussian Academy of Arts in Berlin.
20 June 1789
Appointed professor of portrait painting in Dresden
On 7 May 1789 Graff tells Count Camillo Marcolini, general director of the Dresden Art Academy, about the Berlin offer; Marcolini reacts straight away, and on 20 June Graff is appointed professor of portrait painting at the Dresden Academy.
1796
Copies Dresden Gallery paintings for the Hermitage
On the order of the Russian empress Catherine II he makes copies of a number of paintings from the Dresden Gallery for the Imperial Hermitage in St. Petersburg.
