Johann Adam Andreas I. von Liechtenstein

Fürst Johann Adam Andreas I. erwirbt die freie Reichsherrschaft Schellenberg durch Kauf von Graf Jakob Hannibal von Hohenems.

Prince Johann Adam Andreas I of Liechtenstein acquires the free Imperial Demesne of Schellenberg by means of purchase from Count Jakob Hannibal of Hohenems.

Hohenems, 18.1.1699

Prince Johann Adam Andreas I of Liechtenstein acquires the free Imperial Demesne of Schellenberg by means of purchase from Count Jakob Hannibal of Hohenems.

Hohenems, 18.1.1699

Fürst Johann Adam Andreas I. von Liechtenstein an Marcantonio Franceschini: Er schickt nochmals die genauen Masse für die von ihm bestellten Gemälde und bestimmt, dass die Soffitten (Deckenbilder) Kreisform haben sollen. Ist mit den vorgeschlagenen Bildthemen einverstanden und bietet für die Gemälde in beiden Zimmern ingesamt 6.100 Dukaten und einen Vorschuss von 600 Dukaten an.

Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein to Marcantonio Franceschini: he sends once again the precise measurements for the paintings he has ordered and ordains that the ceiling paintings should be circular. [He] is in agreement with the pictorial subjects proposed and offers a total of 6,100 ducats for the paintings in both rooms, with an advance of 600 ducats.

Vienna, 6.12.1692

Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein to Marcantonio Franceschini: he sends once again the precise measurements for the paintings he has ordered and ordains that the ceiling paintings should be circular. [He] is in agreement with the pictorial subjects proposed and offers a total of 6,100 ducats for the paintings in both rooms, with an advance of 600 ducats.

Vienna, 6.12.1692

Grundriss des Piano Nobile des Gartenpalais Liechtenstein in der Rossau mit den von Franceschini auszumalenden Räumen (Beilage zum Konzept des Briefes Fürst Johann Adam Andreas I. von Liechtenstein an Marcantonio Franceschini vom 27. September 1704)

Ground plan of the piano nobile of the LiechtensteinGarden Palace in the Rossau quarter with the rooms to be painted by Franceschini (annex to the draft letter from Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein to Marcantonio Franceschini dated 27 September 1704)

Vienna, 27.9.1704

Ground plan of the piano nobile of the LiechtensteinGarden Palace in the Rossau quarter with the rooms to be painted by Franceschini (annex to the draft letter from Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein to Marcantonio Franceschini dated 27 September 1704)

Vienna, 27.9.1704

Testament des Fürsten Johann Adam Andreas I. von Liechtenstein, eröffnet am Landmarschallischen Gericht am 17. Juni 1712

Last Will and Testament of Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein, opened at the Land Marshal's Court on 17 June 1712 (collated transcription of the original)

Vienna, 17.7.1711, opened on 17.6.1712

Last Will and Testament of Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein, opened at the Land Marshal's Court on 17 June 1712 (collated transcription of the original)

Vienna, 17.7.1711, opened on 17.6.1712

Fürst Johann Adam Andreas I. von Liechtenstein an Massimiliano Soldani-Benzi: Er teilt ihm mit, dass die Bronzestatue der Venus angekommen ist und dass er damit sehr zufrieden ist (Briefkonzept)

Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein to Massimiliano Soldani-Benzi: he informs the artist that the bronze statue of Venus has arrived and that he is very pleased with it (draft letter)

Kolodej, 4.1.1707

Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein to Massimiliano Soldani-Benzi: he informs the artist that the bronze statue of Venus has arrived and that he is very pleased with it (draft letter)

Kolodej, 4.1.1707

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1657–1712

Johann Adam Andreas I. von Liechtenstein