Freske Antona Cebeja Mystery Cache

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Anton Cebej je bil baročni slikar. Rodil se je v Ajdovščini 25.5.1722. Umrl je po letu 1774.

V Ljubljani je živel v petdesetih letih 18. stoletja, vendar ni bil včlanjen v slikarsko bratovščino. Cebej je predstavnik ljubljanskega baročnega slikarstva in je zaokrožil smer, ki sta jo na Kranjskem v začetku 18. stoletja vpeljala Giulio Quaglio in Janez Valentin Metzinger.

Njegovo prvo delo je nastala leta 1750, ko je bil star 28 let. Ustvarjalni vrh je dosegel v šestdesetih letih. Med tedanjimi ljubljanskimi slikarji je bil Cebej edini, v čigar opusu je enakovredno zastopano tako oljno kot stensko slikarstvo. Iz arhivnih zapisov pa je razvidno, da je izdeloval tudi načrte za oltarje in slikal portrete. V Sloveniji in na Hrvaškem je evidentiranih okoli 90 njegovih del, od teh je nekaj izgubljenih. Zadnja leta svoje življenja naj bi preživel v Ljubljani, zato je nekaj njegovih del shranjenih v Narodnem muzeju. Njegovo zadnje delo se pojavi leta 1774. Pomemben vir poznavanja njegovega dela predstavlja tudi cerkev Janeza Krstnika v Ajdovščini ter še nekatere druge cerkve na Vipavskem. Pri eni izmed njih se skriva ta zaklad.

Njegove koordinate dobite s tem izračunom:

N 45° (BA).(DBA)

E 013° (B*A*B).(CD{E-E})

The treasure coordinates are not correct!

Anton Cebej was a Baroque painter. He was born in Ajdovščina on May 25, 1722. He died after 1774.

He lived in Ljubljana in the 1950s, but was not a member of the painting fraternity. Cebej is a representative of Ljubljana's Baroque painting and completed the direction introduced by Giulio Quaglio and Janez Valentin Metzinger in Carniola at the beginning of the 18th century.

His first work was created in 1750, when he was 28 years old. He reached his creative peak in the 1960s. Among the Ljubljana painters of the time, Cebej was the only one in whose oeuvre both oil and wall paintings were equally represented. It is evident from archival records that he also made plans for altars and painted portraits. About 90 of his works have been recorded in Slovenia and Croatia, some of which have been lost. He is said to have spent the last years of his life in Ljubljana, so some of his works are stored in the National Museum. His last work appeared in 1774. An important source of knowledge of his work is also the Church of St. John the Baptist in Ajdovščina and some other churches in the Vipava region. One of them hides this treasure.

Its coordinates are obtained by this calculation:

N 45° (BA).(DBA)

E 013° (B*A*B).(CD{E-E}