Andreas Matthäus Wolfgang (1660–1736) was a German memoir writer and engraver.

He was the son of the German-English engraverGeorg Andreas Wolfgang the Elder from Augsburg and brother of the engraverJohann Georg Wolffgang.

He and his brother fell victim to theBarbary slave trade after having been abducted by thebarbary corsairs on their way to Germany after having been educated by their father and sold in Alger, where they spent several years as a slave in 1684–1691. After having returned to Germany, they wrote a memoir of his experience as a slave.^[1]

• 1660 births
• 1736 deaths
• 17th-century memoirists
• Writers of slave narratives
• 17th-century slaves in the Ottoman Empire
• German memoirists
• Engravers from Augsburg
• 17th-century German engravers
• 18th-century German engravers
• 18th-century German male artists
• Slaves in the Regency of Algiers

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