Bernhard Federle

Colored lithograph by Eberhard Emminger after a drawing by Bernhard Federle, 1861; on the Rhine is still floated though the Upper Rhine Railway already existed (1856)

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Bernhard Federle (born August 20, 1820 in Tiengen ; † April 7, 1863 there ) was a German painter .

On November 29, 1845, the artist, who was born in Tiengen as the son of a tax perequator , enrolled in the subject of painting at the Munich Art Academy ; nothing else is known about his further work and life. An oil painting, Two mourning women at the grave of Christ , signed in 1853 after an (apparently lost painting) by Philipp Veit , is in the Augustinermuseum Freiburg. Also known are three portraits and an oil painting of lovers in Hotzenwald costume as well as a lithograph with a view of Waldshut from the reel .

literature

History Association Hochrhein (Hrsg.): Land between the Upper Rhine and the southern Black Forest. Contributions to the history of the Waldshut district. 2015 vintage

Individual evidence

^ Günter Hoffmann, In: Geschichtsverein Hochrhein (Hrsg.): Land between the Upper Rhine and the southern Black Forest. Contributions to the history of the Waldshut district. Volume 2015. p. 28 ff.

personal data
SURNAME	Federle, Bernhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German painter
DATE OF BIRTH	August 20, 1820
PLACE OF BIRTH	Tiengen
DATE OF DEATH	April 7, 1863
Place of death	Tiengen

[1] Günter Hoffmann, In: Geschichtsverein Hochrhein (Hrsg.): Land between the Upper Rhine and the southern Black Forest. Contributions to the history of the Waldshut district. Volume 2015. p. 28 ff.