Tobias Stranover
1684–1756 · Slovak · 9 artworks
BaroqueDetailed rendering of feathers and texturesVibrant color palettesSymmetrical compositionsUse of exotic flora and faunaTrompe-l'oeil effects
artist bio
Tobias Stranover was an 18th-century painter known for his detailed depictions of birds and still lifes, often incorporating exotic species and lush landscapes. His work exemplifies the decorative tendencies of the late Baroque period, appealing to aristocratic tastes with its vibrant colors and intricate compositions.
what you'll learn
Studying Stranover's work allows students to explore Baroque still life conventions, focusing on detailed rendering, composition, and the use of color to create visually appealing and decorative pieces. Students can also learn about the symbolism often embedded in Baroque art.
related: Frans Snyders
9 artworks
Exotic Birds
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Still-life of Fruit and Birds
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Still Life with a Monkey, Jay and Parrot
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A Monkey, a Dog and Various Birds in a Landscape
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Still-life with Flowers
1700
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Peacock, Hen and Cock Pheasant in a Landscape
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Peacock and Peahen with a Red Cardinal in a Classical Landscape
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Parrots and Fruit with Other Birds and a Squirrel
1724
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The Mobbing of a Long Eared Owl by Other Birds
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