2721 KB151 KB201320252025Golec, Borisštevilka:2letnik:30str. 5-48DOI:10.3986/ahas.30.2.01ISSN:1408-0419COBISSID_HOST:263272963URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-4W9ZB6YBslZnanstvenoraziskovalni center Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti, Umetnostnozgodovinski inštitut Franceta SteletaActa historiae artis SlovenicaAdelstein (rodbina)Adelstein familyAntonio ParoliAttems (rodbina)Attems familyDobrnicaDobrnica Manorfamily portrait galleryGabelkoven (rodbina)Gabelkoven familyGaisruck (rodbina)Gaisruck familyJanez Mihael LichtenreitKog near OrmožKog pri OrmožuLovrenc Jožef Stachlpainter Antonio Parolipainter Johann Michael Lichtenreitpainter Lorenz Josef Stachlplemiški portretiTürndl (rodbina)Türndl familyPlemiški portreti iz zapuščine baronov Adelstein|This article discusses the second set of noble portraits that the National Museum in Ljubljana purchased in 1934 from Jožef Breznik, a landowner at Kog near Ormož, and belonged to the estate of Antonia Kofler, née Baroness Dienersperg, the former owner of Breznik’s property. The eighteen portraits under discussion passed into the hands of the Dienersperg family in 1822, when they inherited or purchased the Adelsteins’ Dobrnica Mansion (Guteneck) near Dobrna. The portraits feature the Adelsteins and their relatives, members of the Attems, Türndl, Gaisruck, and Gabelkoven families. Most individuals portrayed were yet to be identified based on abbreviations, surnames, or circumstances. The majority of oil paintings were produced in Styria, whereas the depictions of four members of the Attems family originated in Gorizia, and one portrait probably in Gotha, Thuringia. Before being transferred to Dobrnica, several portraits were kept at Švarcenštajn Mansion (Schwarzenstein) near Velenje. Only the painter Lorenz Josef Stachl, the author of several portraits from the mid-eighteenth century, is attested directly once, and two of his contemporaneous painters from Gorizia can indirectly be identified as Johann Michael Lichtenreit and Antonio ParoliV prispevku je obravnavan drugi del plemiških portretov, ki jih je Narodni muzej v Ljubljani leta 1934 kupil od Jožefa Breznika, posestnika na Kogu pri Ormožu, in so izvirali iz zapuščine Antonije Kofler, rojene baronice Dienersperg, nekdanje lastnice Breznikove kupljene posesti. 18 obravnavanih portretov je v roke Dienerspergov prišlo leta 1822, ko so podedovali oziroma kupili Adelsteinov dvorec Dobrnica pri Dobrni. Portreti prikazujejo Adelsteine in njihove sorodnike, člane rodbin Attems, Türndl, Gaisruck in Gabelkoven. Večino upodobljenih oseb je bilo treba šele identificirati na podlagi kratic, priimkov ali okoliščin. Glavnina oljnih slik je nastala na Štajerskem, le upodobitve štirih Attemsov v Gorici in en portret verjetno v Gothi v Turingiji. Pred prenosom v Dobrnico so bili nekateri v dvorcu Švarcenštajn pri Velenju. Neposredno je enkrat izpričan samo slikar Lovrenc Jožef Stachl, avtor več portretov iz srede 18. stoletja, ugotovljiva pa sta še dva goriška slikarja iz istega časa: Janez Mihael Lichtenreit in Antonio ParoliTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZRC SAZU, Umetnostnozgodovinski inštitut Franceta Steleta