The registry records in Nymburk parish show a record of the baptism of 12 April 1730. He was baptized as Josef Karel. His parents were already permanently settled in Nymburk, named Joseph George Kramolín (1706 - 1733) and Barbara, née White (1701-1751). Kramolín had two siblings, a brother Wenceslas (1733-1799), who was also a painter by vocation, and a sister, Barbara, Dorothy (1732 -?).
Kramolín was guided by his parents to sing, and in 1743 he worked briefly in a chorus in the St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague. He also lived in a Benedictine monastery in the church. After Prague began besieging Prussians he briefly returned to Nymburk, then soon went to Kutná Hora, in seminars at the church to complete his education. In Kutna Hora he received the rudiments of the art of painting from the artist Vit Hrdlicka. In 1751 Kramolín 's mother died, so he returned to Nymburk, and become a painter. He later moved to Prague, where he became an apprentice to Franz Xaver Palko, who was working on the frescoes in the Jesuit church of St. Nicholas in Prague. From that experience he got the basics, and learned to mix colors and perfected his drawing style. At this time, he got his first individual contract.
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In 1757 he went to Vienna, where on 5 October 1757 he studied at Hofakademie der Maler, Bildhauer und Baukunst (Imperial and Royal Court Academy of painters, sculptors and architecture). At the Vienna Academy he remained only a few months, and in April of the following year was admitted as a novice in the Jesuit order in Prague. As a lay brother he worked until the Order's suppression in 1773. The archives can be found records of his stay on the Order track - in 1758 was listed as a novice in Brno, and in 1759 as a novice in college at St. Nicholas in Prague's Lesser Town. Between 1760 - 1770 he was listed as a lay brother in college at St. Clement in the Old Town of Prague (Clementinum), in 1771 again at St. Nicholas, and in 1772 in Chomutov. During this period he painted mainly altar architecture in monastic churches.
After the abolition of the Jesuit order he became a freelance artist. during his studies he met Catherine Weczerschic, with whom he went to her home town of Karlovy Vary, and married on 2 May 1775. In Karlovy Vary they bought a house in the Spanish Cross, later still house the Blue Star. In 1802 he became a painter to the city council. In Prague's Strahov library is a record of his visit: "Di 10 Decembris A 1799. Josephus Kramolin Frater Senior exjesuita Pictor Historiarum Carolo Thermensis." He died in Karlovy Vary of pneumonia in April 1802.
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josef, kramolín, this, article, includes, list, references, related, reading, external, links, sources, remain, unclear, because, lacks, inline, citations, please, help, improve, this, article, introducing, more, precise, citations, january, 2017, learn, when,. This article includes a list of references related reading or external links but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations Please help improve this article by introducing more precise citations January 2017 Learn how and when to remove this template message Josef Kramolin 11 April 1730 27 April 1802 was a Czech Jesuit brother and painter He primarily painted religious themed frescoes Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 3 Style 4 ReferencesEarly life editThe registry records in Nymburk parish show a record of the baptism of 12 April 1730 He was baptized as Josef Karel His parents were already permanently settled in Nymburk named Joseph George Kramolin 1706 1733 and Barbara nee White 1701 1751 Kramolin had two siblings a brother Wenceslas 1733 1799 who was also a painter by vocation and a sister Barbara Dorothy 1732 Kramolin was guided by his parents to sing and in 1743 he worked briefly in a chorus in the St Vitus Cathedral in Prague He also lived in a Benedictine monastery in the church After Prague began besieging Prussians he briefly returned to Nymburk then soon went to Kutna Hora in seminars at the church to complete his education In Kutna Hora he received the rudiments of the art of painting from the artist Vit Hrdlicka In 1751 Kramolin s mother died so he returned to Nymburk and become a painter He later moved to Prague where he became an apprentice to Franz Xaver Palko who was working on the frescoes in the Jesuit church of St Nicholas in Prague From that experience he got the basics and learned to mix colors and perfected his drawing style At this time he got his first individual contract Career editIn 1757 he went to Vienna where on 5 October 1757 he studied at Hofakademie der Maler Bildhauer und Baukunst Imperial and Royal Court Academy of painters sculptors and architecture At the Vienna Academy he remained only a few months and in April of the following year was admitted as a novice in the Jesuit order in Prague As a lay brother he worked until the Order s suppression in 1773 The archives can be found records of his stay on the Order track in 1758 was listed as a novice in Brno and in 1759 as a novice in college at St Nicholas in Prague s Lesser Town Between 1760 1770 he was listed as a lay brother in college at St Clement in the Old Town of Prague Clementinum in 1771 again at St Nicholas and in 1772 in Chomutov During this period he painted mainly altar architecture in monastic churches After the abolition of the Jesuit order he became a freelance artist during his studies he met Catherine Weczerschic with whom he went to her home town of Karlovy Vary and married on 2 May 1775 In Karlovy Vary they bought a house in the Spanish Cross later still house the Blue Star In 1802 he became a painter to the city council In Prague s Strahov library is a record of his visit Di 10 Decembris A 1799 Josephus Kramolin Frater Senior exjesuita Pictor Historiarum Carolo Thermensis He died in Karlovy Vary of pneumonia in April 1802 Style editHe belonged to a generation of Czech late Baroque artists Some of his surviving works can be found at Marianska Tynice and the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin MaryReferences editLISKOVA dahlias Fresco painting of Joseph and Wenceslas Kramolinovych dissertation Department of Art History at Charles University Prague 1950s Nodl Carl Die Kramolin Saga Wien 2006 Nodl Carl Franz Schubert Die Kunstler und Familie Cramolin Wien 2001 Preiss Paul illusive painting Baroque architecture in the Czech Republic and its stylistic origins dissertation Department of Art History at Charles University Prague 1949 Rendlova Magda Fresco painting of Joseph Kramolna in northern Bohemia thesis Masaryk University in Brno Brno 2006 Votoupal Igor The Origin of painters Josef 1730 1802 and Vaclav 1733 1799 Kramolin Art LII 2004 No 5 s 452 454th Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Josef Kramolin amp oldid 1186934389, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
