Georg Hahn (painter)

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Georg Bernhard Hahn (born July 12, 1841 in Nuremberg , † October 2, 1889 in Munich ) was a German landscape and genre painter.

Life

Georg Hahn studied at the Munich Royal Art Academy , which he entered on April 27, 1861. He learned copper engraving from Johann Leonhard Raab and Julius Thaeter . He attended Wilhelm von Diez's painting school . During his studies he was in close contact with the Corps Germania Munich , which made him an honorary philistine in 1866.

In the early 1870s he worked as an animal and landscape painter and created some pictures based on religious motifs. With the beginning of the 1880s he turned to the representation of the children's world, which developed into his particular strength. The art and literary historian Hyacinth Holland saw Hahn as a painter on a par with Ludwig Richter , Oskar Pletsch , Benjamin Vautier and Albert Hendschel .

Hahn died of a stroke at the age of 48. The Munich artists' cooperative , represented by Gustav Freiherr von Bechtolsheim , the artist society Allotria and the Corps Germania Munich paid his last respects at the grave, as Hyacinth Holland noted in his Hahn biography.

Works

Animal and landscape painting

  • Mühlsturzhorn on the Hintersee
  • High Göll
  • Motif from the Altmühlthal
  • Village party from Franconia

Religious motifs

  • Christ in conversation with the Samaritan woman
  • The widow's mite
  • Of the wise and foolish virgins

Representations of the children's world

  • Return from the market
  • Children's spring joy
  • The orphans
  • Before the village
  • Children's life
  • Children's pastime

Genre painting

  • Tyrolean cuisine
  • In front of the church gate
  • Bilderhausirer

Book illustration

  • LJG Walther: Stories and fairy tales for young people . Stuttgart, Kröner [o. J.]. (3 wood engravings)

literature

Web links

Commons : Georg Hahn  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. a b Hans Herpich and Hans Schmuck: 100 Years of Corps Germania in Munich, Festschrift on November 14, 1963 , Ingolstadt 1963, p. 54, (No. 19 of the Germania Corps List 1863–1963)
  2. 01762 Georg Bernhard Hahn on www.adbk.de (registration entry of the Academy of Fine Arts Munich)