Franz Xaver Simm

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Goethe's Faust, Easter walk

Franz Xaver Simm (born June 24, 1853 in Vienna , † February 21, 1918 in Munich ) was an Austrian painter and illustrator .

The son of a family of painters studied from 1869 to 1876 at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts under Eduard von Engerth and Anselm Feuerbach . In 1876 he received a two-year travel grant to Rome and stayed in Italy until 1881. There he married Marie Mayer, also a painter. They then went to Tbilisi together to do murals in the Caucasian Museum. He later lived in Munich , where he accepted a professorship.

Simm worked mainly as an illustrator. Later he created more and more small genre pictures in the empire style .

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