# Miraculous Catch of Fish

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## Artwork

- Artist: [PLATZER, Johann Georg](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/platzer-johann-georg-r9a6c86ef4536b3>)
- Date: 1701-1750
- Technique: Oil on copper, 44 x 63 cm

## Commentary

In Vienna, Platzer had the opportunity to study the sumptuous and sensuous paintings of the 17th-century School of Antwerp, and he expressed his preference for this school in his paintings. As a history painter, Platzer was equally at home with historical scenes, scenes from classical mythology and from the Bible. The Miraculous Catch of Fish&#34; \(Luke 5, 1-11\) exemplifies his preference for multifigured scenes.

## Related artworks

- [Abraham Receiving the Three Angels](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/platzer-johann-georg-r9a6c86ef4536b3/abraham-receiving-the-three-angels-r2211c8486d707b>)
- [Allegory of Five Senses](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/platzer-johann-georg-r9a6c86ef4536b3/allegory-of-five-senses-r565bf3516ea746>)
- [Allegory of Love](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/platzer-johann-georg-r9a6c86ef4536b3/allegory-of-love-r42ae714c41cbb7>)
- [Allegory of Love](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/platzer-johann-georg-r9a6c86ef4536b3/allegory-of-love-raa081cb497cae1>)
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- [The Artist&#39;s Studio](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/platzer-johann-georg-r9a6c86ef4536b3/the-artists-studio-rf00bf6292015b2>)
- [The Artist&#39;s Studio](<https://beta.wga.hu/artists/platzer-johann-georg-r9a6c86ef4536b3/the-artists-studio-rfc0f8a897d7adb>)

## Attribution

[Web Gallery of Art](<https://beta.wga.hu/pages/about>)
