Harald Jerichau

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Harald Jerichau, 1869

Harald Adolf Nikolaj Jerichau (born August 17, 1851 in Copenhagen , † March 6, 1878 in Rome ) was a Danish painter .

Life

Harald Jerichau was a son of the artist couple Jens Adolf Jerichau and Elisabeth Jerichau-Baumann . He received his first training in Copenhagen from Frederik Christian Lund and Eiler Rasmussen Eilersen , from 1867 to 1868 he was found in the perspective painting class at the art academy . He then went to Rome to study with Jean-Achille Benouville from the Académie de France à Rome and then trained as a landscape painter through studies in nature . From 1870 he painted views from the area around Rome.

In 1869, 1872 and 1874 he toured Greece , Asia Minor and Turkey . In 1874 he married Maria Kutzner, his cousin from Silesia, who died in Naples in 1876 , which pained him very much. Later, after he had regained some enthusiasm for work, Jerichau lived mostly in Rome, where he probably died on March 6, 1878 of typhus or malaria. Jerichau's grave is in the Protestant cemetery in Rome.

His major works include a beach of Sorrento and in the museum at Copenhagen located caravan of Sardis .

literature

Web links

Commons : Harald Jerichau  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Map of the Cimitero Acattolico. zona prima, no. 75/7 , map in the portal cemeteryrome.it ; Retrieved July 10, 2016.