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Charcoal and white chalk drawing of a German Biedermeier artist of the 1820/1830s. It seems to be a work of one of the pupils of the famous Berliner portrait artist Franz Krueger.

Franz Krueger (1797 Grossbadegast - 1857 Berlin), called "Horse-Krueger", studied at the Berlin Academy for a short time from 1812 and continued his education as an autodidact. He extensively studied thoroughbred horses at the royal stables. Prince August of Prussia and Count Neidhardt of Gneisenau helped him to acquire high patrons, who let portray themselves on horseback and with retinue. Krueger soon rose to the most noted militarian and portrait painter of Berlin. He painted portraits of the members of the Prussian royal family, of various court persons, of Prussian high society. In 1825 Friedrich Wilhelm III granted him the title of "Royal Professor". At the same time he became a full member of the Academy of Arts. Krueger's fame led him to numerous professional trips. In 1839-1840 he worked at the court of King of Hannover, in 1854 at the court of Grand Duke of Mecklenburg. The artist repeatedly travelled to St.Petersburg to paint on commission of Tsar Nikolai I (in 1836, 1845, 1847, 1850/51). From 1840 on he was the favourite painter of the next Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV and his retinue.


Condition: In good condition, framed.

Creation Year: 1820/1830s

Measurements: UNFRAMED: 24.4 cm x 20.6 cm / 9.6" x 8.1" Inches FRAMED: 34.1 cm x 30.6 cm / 13.4" x 12.0" Inches

Object Type: Framed drawing

Style: Biedermeier

Technique: charcoal and white chalk on paper, laid on old mount

Inscription: -

Creator: Franz Krueger

Creator Dates: 1797 Grossbadegast - 1857 Berlin

Nationality: German


Themes:
BIEDERMEIER
GERMAN
PRUSSIAN
FEMALE PORTRAIT
GERMAN
VITAL

 

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