Antonio Jacobsen

Antonio Jacobsen
Antonio Jacobsen
Personlig information
Født	2. november 1850 ; København, Danmark
Død	2. februar 1921 (70 år) ; New York City, New York, USA
Uddannelse og virke
Uddannelsessted	Det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi
Beskæftigelse	Kunstmaler
Arbejdssted	New York City (1871-1921)
Genre	Marinemaleri
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Antonio Nicolo Gasparo Jacobsen (2. november 1850 – 2. februar 1921) var en danskfødt amerikansk marinemaler, der blev kendt som "Auduboninden for dampskibe".^[1]

Liv og virke

Jacobsen blev født i København og gik på Det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi, før han rejste over Atlanterhavet.^[1] Han kom til USA i august 1873.^[2] Han bosatte sig i West Hoboken (nu Union City) i New Jersey, på den anden side af Hudson River fra Manhattan og New York Harbor, som var fyldt med skibe fra USA og resten af verden.^[3] Jacobsen begyndte at male billeder af skibe, og i takt med at hans omdømme voksede, blev han opsøgt af skibes ejere for at male deres skibe, kaptajner og medlemmer, og mange af hans værker blev solgt for 5 dollars.^[4]

Jacobsen malede over 6.000 portrætter af sejl- og dampskibe, hvilket gjorde ham til "den mest produktive marinemaler".^[4] Mange af hans bestillinger kom fra kaptajner, og Jacobsen blev valgt både som følge af hans nøjagtighed, men også for hans lave pris.^[5]

Galleri

S.S. Mohawk, dateret 1911
Samar in New York Harbor i Mariners' Museums samling
SS Columbia i privat samling

Se også

Referencer

^ ^a ^b Fairbanks, Jonathan. "Marine Score" Arkiveret 27. februar 2008 hos Wayback Machine, Forbes, March 8, 2006.
^ "Arkiveret kopi". Arkiveret fra originalen 27. januar 2020. Hentet 30. november 2018.
^ Halasz, Piri. "Art: Maritime Theme at Exhibitions; Appeal of Nostalgia History and Humor Portraits of Vessels", The New York Times, January 21, 1973.
^ ^a ^b Maddry, Larry. "Maritime Artist Finally Gets Brush with Success" (Webside ikke længere tilgængelig), The Virginian-Pilot, December 17, 1994. Accessed December 25, 2007. "That was understandable – the Danish-born American holds the distinction of being the most prolific of marine artists. Jacobsen documented thousands of sail and steam vessels that frequented New York Harbor between 1873 and 1919. It is believed that he painted more than 6,000 portraits."
^ Falkenstein, Michelle, et al. "Jersey Footlights", The New York Times, June 1, 2003. Accessed December 25, 2007. "He won many commissions from sea captains, and may have made as many as 6,000 paintings in his lifetime, historians believe. As a painter of vessels, Jacobsen was the most prolific, and the cheapest, said Bob Foster, director of the Hoboken Historical Museum, which has a show of his paintings. The captains really loved his work. It was not a romanticized version – it was the way the ship really looked."

Eksterne henvisninger

Wikimedia Commons har flere filer relateret til Antonio Jacobsen
Antonio Jacobsen på Kunstindeks Danmark/Weilbachs Kunstnerleksikon
The Early Years – Exhibition of works painted between 1877 and 1898.
The Later Years – Exhibition of works painted between 1902 and 1916.
Antonio Jacobsen Bio - Findlay Galleries
"USAT Sherman", oil on canvas, 1910-1915, by Antonio Jacobsen(sold at auction by GB Tate and Sons Fine Art, from the estate of Impressionist Emerson Everett Glass(1916-1987)..)
Works by Antonio Jacobsen The Mariners' Museum
portrait of Antonio Jacobsen
wife and children of Antonio Jacobsen
portrait of Jacobsen in later years

[Forbes-1] Fairbanks, Jonathan. "Marine Score" Arkiveret 27. februar 2008 hos Wayback Machine, Forbes, March 8, 2006.

[2] "Arkiveret kopi". Arkiveret fra originalen 27. januar 2020. Hentet 30. november 2018.

[3] Halasz, Piri. "Art: Maritime Theme at Exhibitions; Appeal of Nostalgia History and Humor Portraits of Vessels", The New York Times, January 21, 1973.

[VaPilot-4] Maddry, Larry. "Maritime Artist Finally Gets Brush with Success" (Webside ikke længere tilgængelig), The Virginian-Pilot, December 17, 1994. Accessed December 25, 2007. "That was understandable – the Danish-born American holds the distinction of being the most prolific of marine artists. Jacobsen documented thousands of sail and steam vessels that frequented New York Harbor between 1873 and 1919. It is believed that he painted more than 6,000 portraits."

[NYT2003-5] Falkenstein, Michelle, et al. "Jersey Footlights", The New York Times, June 1, 2003. Accessed December 25, 2007. "He won many commissions from sea captains, and may have made as many as 6,000 paintings in his lifetime, historians believe. As a painter of vessels, Jacobsen was the most prolific, and the cheapest, said Bob Foster, director of the Hoboken Historical Museum, which has a show of his paintings. The captains really loved his work. It was not a romanticized version – it was the way the ship really looked."

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