Troger Collection

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Troger Collection: Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane, 1712-62. Creator: Paul Troger

Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane, 1712-62. Creator: Paul Troger
Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane, 1712-62

Troger Collection: Melk Abbey Library fresco of Justice by Paul Troger dating from 1732, Melk Abbey, Melk

Melk Abbey Library fresco of Justice by Paul Troger dating from 1732, Melk Abbey, Melk, Lower Austria, Austria, Europe

Troger Collection: The Judgment of Solomon, 1749

The Judgment of Solomon, 1749. Found in the Collection of Museum Carolino Augusteum, Salzburg

Troger Collection: The Virgin and Child Jesus with Saint Bernard, 18th century. Artist: Paul Troger

The Virgin and Child Jesus with Saint Bernard, 18th century. Artist: Paul Troger
The Virgin and Child Jesus with Saint Bernard, 18th century. From the collection of the Museum of Fine Art, Budapest, Hungary

Troger Collection: Paul Troger (Austrian, 1698 - 1762), Two Beggars with Their Dog, c

Paul Troger (Austrian, 1698 - 1762), Two Beggars with Their Dog, c. 1728, pen and brown ink on laid paper

Troger Collection: Paul Troger (Austrian, 1698 - 1762), River God, c

Paul Troger (Austrian, 1698 - 1762), River God, c. 1720, red chalk heightened with white on oatmeal paper

Troger Collection: Paul Troger (Austrian, 1698 - 1762), The Baptism of Christ, pen and iron gall ink

Paul Troger (Austrian, 1698 - 1762), The Baptism of Christ, pen and iron gall ink and gray wash over black chalk on laid paper

Paul Troger (Austrian, 1698-1762), Pieta, 1720s, etching on laid paper

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"Paul Troger: A Master of Divine Artistry" Step into the world of Paul Troger, an Austrian artist whose brushstrokes and ink drawings brought to life scenes from biblical narratives and mythological tales. With a career spanning several decades in the 18th century, Troger's artistic prowess captivated audiences with his intricate attention to detail and emotive portrayals. In "Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane, " painted between 1712-62, Troger depicts a poignant moment before Christ's crucifixion. The anguish on Jesus' face is palpable as he prays fervently while his disciples slumber nearby. Through skillful use of light and shadow, Troger captures the weight of this pivotal event. Moving to Melk Abbey Library, we encounter another masterpiece by Troger - a fresco titled "Justice. " Dating back to 1732, this grand mural showcases his ability to create monumental compositions filled with dynamic movement. Here, Justice stands tall with her scales balanced impartially as she presides over matters of right and wrong. Troger's versatility shines through in "The Judgment of Solomon" from 1749. This painting illustrates King Solomon's wisdom as he resolves a dispute between two women claiming motherhood over an infant. The expressions on their faces reveal their desperation while Solomon calmly holds forth his sword ready for decisive action. "The Virgin and Child Jesus with Saint Bernard" transports us into a serene realm where divine love radiates from Mary cradling baby Jesus alongside Saint Bernard. Created in the 18th century, this piece exemplifies Troger's ability to infuse tenderness into religious subjects using soft hues and delicate brushwork. Venturing beyond paintbrushes, we discover that even pen and ink were no match for Troger's talent. In "The Dead Christ with Angels, " he employs these mediums masterfully to depict mournful angels surrounding Christ's lifeless body, evoking a sense of sorrow and reverence.