Joachim Martin Falbe
German painter, notable for portraits
Born
June 11th, 1709
315 years ago
Died
1782
243 years ago — 73 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Germany
Links & References
Born in 1709, this artist specialized in portrait painting during the 18th century. Though there is limited documentation available, contributions to the genre included subtle depictions of aristocratic figures. Working primarily in Germany, the style reflected Baroque influences while also displaying elements of Rococo aesthetics. His artworks gained attention for their attention to detail and lifelike representations. The artist was active during a time when portraiture was an important means of asserting social status.
Created numerous portraits of nobility
Participated in local exhibitions
Influenced younger artists in the region
Other People Born on June 11th
Kim Gallagher
Competitor in middle-distance running events, achieved significant success in the 800 meters. Secured two medals at the 1984 Summer Olympics, earning a silver in the 800 meters and a bronze in the 1500 meters. Dominated the U.S. track and field scene during the 1980s, breaking national records and winning multiple national championships. Demonstrated exceptional talent, becoming one of the top American female middle-distance runners of her era.
Continue ReadingGeoff Ogilvy
A distinguished golfer, Ogilvy achieved notable success on the global stage. He made a significant mark in professional golf with a victory at the U.S. Open in 2006. He played on the PGA Tour and has secured multiple titles during his career. His contributions to the sport extend to playing in prestigious tournaments, representing Australia in international competitions. Other notable performances include top finishes in the Masters and the PGA Championship.
Continue ReadingMano Menezes
This individual had a successful career in football as both a player and coach. After playing as a midfielder for Grêmio, they transitioned into coaching, leading several clubs including Grêmio and Corinthians. Under the leadership, Corinthians won the 2012 Copa Libertadores, marking a significant achievement in the club's history. Subsequently, this individual became the head coach of the Brazil National Team, managing during the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The coaching style emphasized disciplined play and tactical organization.
Continue ReadingStephen Kearney
A rugby league player and coach, Kearney played as a lock and hooker. He spent a significant part of his playing career with the Melbourne Storm in the NRL, contributing to the team's success during the late 1990s. Following his playing career, transitioned into coaching, leading the New Zealand national team to a Four Nations title in 2014. His coaching tenure included roles with several clubs within the NRL.
Continue ReadingCarl von Linde
Contributed significantly to the development of refrigeration and air conditioning technologies. Invented the industrial process for the liquefaction of gases, particularly oxygen and nitrogen, which became essential for various industries. Founded the Linde AG company, which grew to become a major player in global industrial gases. Held a position as a professor at the Technical University of Munich, influencing future generations of engineers and scientists.
Continue ReadingLucy Pickens
Born in 1832, the individual was the wife of Francis Wilkinson Pickens, who served as the Governor of South Carolina during the American Civil War. The individual was actively involved in the social and political scene of the Confederacy, engaging with other prominent figures of the era. Historical accounts highlight her support for the Confederate cause and involvement in various social functions. Her home served as a gathering place for Confederate leaders. After the war, the individual continued to live in South Carolina, contributing to local society and culture.
Continue Reading