Ferg, Franz de Paula, geb. zu Wien 1689; Maler aus der deutschen Schule; starb 1740 in London; arbeitete in Ostade's Manier ländliche Feste u. dergl. u. Landschaften vorzüglich mit Ruinen in der Weise Poelenburgs. Werke in der Dresdener Gallerie u. im Wiener Belvedere, sonst selten. Von seinen Radirungen ist eine Folge von acht Landschaften vorzüglich bekannt.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
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