Carl August Gosch was a pupil at the academy in Berlin, where he also exhibited, and later became a teacher at the Berlin Art School. He was known predominan...
Eugen Johann Georg Klimsch came from an artistic family and was trained by his father from an early age. He attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and i...
Johan Pankraz Koeber, was primarily known for painting religious subjects and many of his works remain in churches within Austria and Germany. He also painte...
Kraus painted this towards the end of his life with five decades of experience behind him. He had the honour of studying under, and working alongside, some o...
Johann Michael Kupfer was highly regarded in his lifetime - particularly for his portrayals of Viennese folk life. His work was shown internationally and Emp...
Christian Landenberger was primarily known for his impressionistic portraits, landscapes and scenes. As one of the forefathers of German plein air painting, ...
August Georg Mayer was born in Vienna and worked predominantly as a portraitist. His style was broadly traditional and he often gave his subjects a sense of ...
German artist Curt Rüger produced a wide-ranging oeuvre of work. From still lifes, to portraits, to interiors, and landscapes, nothing escaped his curious ey...
German artist Julius Schoppe produced majestic portraits, which imbued their subjects with purity and a sense of near-ethereal radiance. The gentle undulatio...
