Blick auf den Vesuv (Studie), Andreas Achenbach, 1844
Andreas Achenbach, PorträtAndreas AchenbachDeutschland, 1815–1910

Blick auf den Vesuv (Studie)

1844 · Painting

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Derweil im Leben von Andreas Achenbach

Das ganze Leben
  1. c. 1836 – 1846

    Ten years of study and wandering

    For the next ten years he devotes himself to perfecting his craft and travels widely: Sweden, Norway, Denmark, southern and northern Germany, the Tyrol and Italy, producing many interesting works and painting portraits too. He often travels with his brother Oswald: both become regular visitors to Ostend, and from their initials they are known as the “Alpha and Omega” of landscape painters.

  2. 1843–1845 · Wirkungsort

    Rome

  3. 1846

    Returns home for the family business

    He returns home for the family business and that year takes over the brewery and inn; his father, though technically retired, becomes a freelance accountant.

  4. 1846 – 1. April 1910 · Wirkungsort

    Düsseldorf

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