Fritz Hildebrandt (painter, 1819)

Fritz Hildebrandt (* 1819 in Danzig ; † 1855 in Rome ) was a German marine painter .

Life

Before 1840 Hildebrandt worked as a seaman and received training as a room painter in Danzig. In 1840 he became a room painter in St. Petersburg , where he worked at the imperial winter palace. He studied in Wilhelm Krause's private studio in Berlin in 1841 and took part in the Berlin Academy Exhibition in 1842 . In 1843 he went on a study trip to Denmark , Sweden , Norway and Paris , after which he returned to Berlin.

1844–1855 he was a student of Eugène Isabey . In 1846 he took a trip through southern France , Spain and Italy , in 1846, 1848 and 1850 Hildebrandt took part in the Paris Salon . In 1847 he traveled to Great Britain and Ireland with his brother, the painter Eduard Hildebrandt .

Works

• Fisherman's Daughter . 1844, whereabouts unknown.
• Children playing by the water . 1844, oil / canvas, 22 × 31 cm (former Babelsberg Palace , Neues Palais ), whereabouts unknown; possibly identical to: Beach with Figures , whereabouts unknown (BAA 1844, No. 391)
• Marine, beach at Havre . Whereabouts unknown (BAA 1844, No. 390)
• Small Navy . around 1845, whereabouts unknown (Kat.Königsberg 2005, p. 125 (p. 14), no. 133)
• Fishing family . around 1845, whereabouts unknown (ibid., no. 134)

literature

• Frauke Josenhans: Hildebrandt (Hildebrand), (Friedrich) Fritz . In: Bénédicte Savoy and France Nerlich (eds.): Paris apprenticeship years. A lexicon for training German painters in the French capital. Volume 2: 1844-1870. DeGruyter, Berlin 2015. ISBN 978-3-11-031477-9 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Fritz Hildebrandt
2. ↑ See Bénézit 2006.
3. ↑ See Gerd Bartoschek, Christoph Martin Vogtherr : Destroyed, kidnapped, lost. The losses of the Prussian castles in World War II. Painting, vol. 1 . SPSG, Potsdam 2004, p. 229.