Adolph Kaiser

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Adolph C. Kaiser , also Adolf Kaiser , (* 1804 in Geisa , Thuringia , † April 21, 1861 in Weimar ) was a German draftsman and landscape painter .

Life

Kaiser received his first painting lessons in Weimar. From 1825 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich , but in 1826 Grand Duke Carl August sent him to Italy as a scholarship holder, where Kaiser was accepted as a student at the Milan Academy. Kaiser spent the winter of 1828/29 in Rome, where he was involved in founding the local art association.

After Kaiser returned to Weimar, he became a teacher in 1833 and a professor at the drawing institute there the following year. Despite this employment, Kaiser had to interrupt his classes more often and look for clients while traveling in order to improve his salary.

Exhibitions

  • 1977: There is only one Rome in the world: drawings and portraits of German artists in Rome around 1800 , Wallraf-Richartz-Museum, Cologne
  • 2009: From the late Middle Ages to the New Objectivity: the paintings in the Lenbachhaus Munich , Lenbachhaus Munich

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. Adolph Kaiser , register book 1809–1841, Academy of Fine Arts in Munich
  2. ^ Gerhard Bott: There is only one Rome in the world: Drawings and portraits of German artists in Rome around 1800. An exhibition of the Wallraf-Richartz-Museum . Publishing House Museums of the City of Cologne, Wallraf-Richartz-Museum and Museum Ludwig, Cologne 1977, p. 114