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Adolph Friedrich Erdmann von Menzel
1815-1905 Germany/Realism-Impressionism
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Brief Biography-Adolf Friedrich Erdmann von Menzel was born in Breslau, Poland, in 1815. He began as a lithographer in his father’s business in Berlin in 1833. He spent a short time in The Prussian Academy of Arts, now the Academy of Arts, Berlin. His foremost fame was a range of paintings concerning the life of Frederick the Great. On a visit to Paris, he was impressed by Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier, who became a close friend. In addition, the works of John Constable influenced him greatly. Menzel was a professor at the Academy from 1875 and received a knighthood in 1898. Many of his works are on view in Berlin. |
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Construction Site
with Willows

Kitchen
in Courtyard

Hussars Bring to
a Polish Family

Series of Gouache-
the-children-s-album

Travel
Plans

Corpus Christi
Procession

Balcony
Room

Departuer of King
William I

Journey to the
Countryside

Living Room with
Artist's Sister

Paris
Weekday 1869

Round
Table

Alfred
the Great

Supper
at the Ball

Art
Viewer

Iron
Rolling Mill

Afternoon at the
Tuileries Park

Artist's Bedroom
in Ritterstrasse

At the
Beer Garden

Beati
Possidentes-

Bonsoir Messieurs-
Frederick the Great

Berlin Back Houses
in the Snow

Chodowiecki on the
Jannowitz Bridge

Berlin-Potsdam
Railway

Church of Saints
Peter-and-Paul

Choir of the Old
Church in Berlin

Emilie
Sleeping

Clara Schmidt von
Knobelsdorff

Emilie Menzel
Standing at the Piano

Evening
Party

Friedrich Canal in
the Moonlight

Folk Theatre
in Tyrol

Frederick the Great
on Trips

In the
Opera House

In the
White Hall

Karoline
Arnold

Menzel-s Brother
Richard

Masked
Dinner

Old Synagogue
Prague

Storage
Room

The Theatre du
Gymnase

Paul Johann Ludwig
von Heyse

Thunderstorm on
the Mountain

Porch with Night
Lights

Pulpit Preaching in
the Church

Two Discussing
Voters

The Studio
Wall

Youth with
Waterglass
