Alexander Schmidt-Michelsen

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Alexander Schmidt-Michelsen (born November 5, 1859 in Leipzig ; † November 21, 1908 there ) was a German landscape and genre painter .

Leisure time , 1884
Leipzig street scene , 1895

Life

Alexander Schmidt-Michelsen was the son of a Leipzig banker named Schmidt and his wife Anna Leopoldine, b. Michelsen. He began his training in 1879 by studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich . In the 1890s he continued his studies as a student of William Adolphe Bouguereau and Tony Robert-Fleury at the Académie Julian in Paris. After completing his studies, he was based in Berlin. Schmidt-Michelsen worked primarily as a landscape and genre painter. From 1886 he was represented with his works at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy, the Great Berlin Art Exhibitions and in the Munich Glass Palace . He was a member of the Society of German Watercolorists and an honorary member of the Belgian Société royale belge des aquarellistes .

His sister Annette Thekla Schmidt (1864–1918) was married to Paul Jakob Kees (1851–1906), a descendant of Johann Jakob Kees , Leipzig merchant and chief postmaster of the Electorate of Saxony .

literature

Web links

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Maria Huebner: The Kees family in Leipzig, Zöbigker and Gautzsch. Sax-Verlag - Stadt Markkleeberg, ISBN 978-3-86729-169-9 , pp. 79-80, ( reading sample online PDF )
  2. 03735 Alexander Schmidt , register book 1841-1884 register of the AdbK Munich
  3. Alexandre Schmidt-Michelsen 1859-1908, Peintre allemand, Elève de Bouguereau et T. Robert-Fleury, AJ 1889. Elèves et professeurs de l'Académie Julian