Notable Sales: Johannes Jais
The son of the Mittenwald maker Franz and brother of Anton Jais, Johannes was born in 1752 and worked in Bozen (Bolsano) from at least 1778, and died there in 1806. His work is distinguished by a good orange varnish and is well-finished in the Tyrolean style.
(Bolzano, b 1732; d 1780)
The son of the Mittenwald maker Franz and brother of Anton Jais, Johannes was born in 1752 and worked in Bozen (Bolsano) from at least 1778, and died there in 1806. His work is distinguished by a good orange varnish and is well-finished in the Tyrolean style.
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