Hermann Aubel

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Johann Hermann Christian Aubel (born February 6, 1834 in Kassel , † after 1895) was a German landscape painter , illustrator and travel writer .

Life

Aubel, son of the Kassel portrait painter, academy professor and gallery inspector Karl Christian Aubel , first studied at the Kassel Art Academy and then went to Munich , where he turned to landscape painting. In 1854 Aubel became a member of the Munich Art Association . He traveled to Tyrol , Switzerland and Belgium , and in 1856 to Scotland . In the summer of 1869 he took his younger brother Carl on a trip to Lapland and the Kanin Peninsula , from which they brought back observations and sketches, which they published in 1874 as a travel report under the title A polar summer: Journey to Lappland and Kanin . He was also active as a painter in Cologne , Kiel , Hamburg and Dresden . Around 1864 he lived in Groß Königsdorf near Frechen . In the 1880s and 1890s he lived in Düsseldorf , where the city address book still listed him in 1892. After that he lived in Karlsruhe , later in Frankfurt am Main . His travel report about a hike through the Eifel appeared there in 1895 under the title Genzianen und Karolinen: A walk through the Eifel Mountains .

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Aubel created landscape paintings. His early work has strongly accentuated characteristics. His late work is sketchy and with unusual lighting effects.

Illustrations from the book A polar summer: Journey to Lapland and Kanin

Exhibitions

  • 1861: 2nd General German Art Exhibition , Cologne ( Scottish Heath )
  • 1872: Saint Petersburg (three landscape paintings: birch grove , midnight on Kanin , rocks on the Murmansk bank )
  • 1872: Kaiserslautern (three landscape paintings: birch grove , midnight on Kanin , rocks on the Murmansk bank )

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Joseph Sander: The occupational, economic and social structure in Groß Königsdorf - anno 1864 , website in the portal josephsander.wordpress.com , accessed on April 9, 2018
  2. Address book of the city of Düsseldorf for the year 1892: alphabetical evidence of the Aertze and artists, business and tradespeople, as well as their apartments , p. 688 ( digitized version )
  3. ^ Karl Eugen Schmidt: Vive Montmartre! Sketches and pictures from the Parisian bohemia . Knauer Brothers, Frankfurt am Main 1898, p. 188
  4. Josef Zierden : The Eifel in literature. A lexicon of authors and works . Gerolstein 1994, p. 20 f.
  5. ^ Hermann Aubel , website in the portal liteifel.de , accessed on April 10, 2018
  6. ^ Sebastian Scharte: Prussian - German - Belgian . Waxmann Verlag, Münster 2010, ISBN 978-3-8309-2406-7 , p. 157 ( Google Books )
  7. Josef Zierden: Vom Glück literary Reisen durch die Eifel , celebratory speech of October 18, 2013, website in the portal liteifel.de , accessed on April 10, 2018