Andreas AchenbachDuitsland, 1815–1910Der englische Fischer
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In het leven van Andreas Achenbach
Het hele leven1823–1836 · Werkzaam in
Düsseldorf
1836
Success at the Cologne exhibition
He achieves success at an exhibition in Cologne, where one of his paintings is bought by Prince Frederick, Governor of the Rhine Province.
after 1836
A studio in Frankfurt with Rethel's help
After a tour of Bavaria and the Tyrol he settles in Frankfurt and, with the help of Alfred Rethel, opens a studio at the Städelsche Kunstinstitut. Other accounts say he left Düsseldorf as early as 1835, moving first to Munich.
1836 · Werkzaam in
Tyrol
1836–1837 · Werkzaam in
Munich
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.
