Anna Ador
Actress

Anna Ador Net Worth

Anna Ador is a 23 year old actor, director, and writer from Belarus. She has a passion for the performing arts and has won international talent competitions in multiple countries. She moved to India at the age of sixteen to study cinema and has since appeared in television shows, Bollywood and Gujarati movies, and directed a stage-play. Her debut short film, Sthir, is a testament to her talent and ambition.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actress, Director, Writer
Birth Day July 23, 1721
Age 298 YEARS OLD
Died On 9 November 1782(1782-11-09) (aged 61)\nBerlin, Kingdom of Prussia
Other names Lisiewski (maiden name) Madame Therbouche
Occupation Painter

💰 Net worth

Anna Ador, a multi-talented individual recognized for her exceptional skills as an actress, director, and writer, is expected to have a net worth ranging from $100,000 to $1 million by 2024. Born in 1721, Anna Ador's artistic prowess has captivated audiences over the years. With her exceptional performances and remarkable contributions to the entertainment industry, she has established herself as a prominent figure. As she continues to flourish and make her mark, it is anticipated that Anna Ador's net worth will only continue to grow in the coming years.

Biography/Timeline

1674

Anna Dorothea Therbusch was born in Berlin. She came from a noted family, the daughter of Georg Lisiewski (1674–1751), a Berlin portrait Painter of Polish stock who arrived in Prussia in 1692 as part of the retinue of the court Architect Johann Friedrich Eosander von Göthe. Georg taught Anna, her sister and their brother to paint. Anna Dorothea and her elder sister Anna Rosina were hailed as Wunderkinder of painting.

1760

Anna Dorothea married Berlin innkeeper Ernst Friedrich Therbusch and gave up painting until around 1760 in order to help her husband in the restaurant. Not until her spousal obligations were discharged, as a "short-sighted, middle-aged woman", did she abandon her family to return to her art.

1761

Therbusch's first recorded return to painting was in 1761 in the Stuttgart court of Duke Karl Eugen. She completed eighteen paintings in the shortest time for the castle gallery. In 1762 she became an honorary member of the Stuttgart Academy of the Arts and worked in Stuttgart and Mannheim. In 1765 she went to Paris. The French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture displayed her work first, proudly supporting a female Artist. Denis Diderot, the controversial and outspoken art critic and Philosopher, was sympathetic to her, even to the point of posing naked for her. Anna Dorothea finally joined the Academy in 1767, lived with Diderot and met famous artists, and even painted Philipp Hackert but she remained unsuccessful in Paris. That time is, however, seen as her most creative.

1768

Paris was, and is, an expensive city and Anna Dorothea had financial difficulties. From November 1768 until early 1769, the heavily indebted Painter returned to Berlin, via Brussels and the Netherlands, and became the primary Painter in Prussia, where she was held in high esteem. She was portrait Painter to Frederick II of Prussia (Frederick the Great), whose newly built palace of Sanssouci she decorated with mythological scenes. She also painted portraits of eight Prussian royals for Catherine II of Russia (Catherine the Great). Though Anna Dorothea never went to Russia, Russian Collectors also appreciated her work. She also met the group of artists surrounding Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

2009

This article was translated from its equivalent in the German Wikipedia on 20 July 2009.

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