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Johann Gottfried Brücke (born June 9, 1796 in Stralsund , † April 24, 1873 in Vienna ) was a German portrait, history and genre painter.

Life

Johann Gottfried Brücke was one of seven sons of the Stralsund goldsmith of the same name, Johann Gottfried Brücke. The father had owned house no. 3 in Stralsund's Mühlenstraße since 1798, which was later only called the Dielenhaus .

After finishing school in his hometown, Brücke enrolled at the Berlin Art Academy from 1812 to 1815 , where he was a student of Carl Ludwig Kuhbeil and the draftsman Johann Gottfried Niedlich. In 1817 he took lessons in the " lithographic institution" of Major General Ludwig von Reiche in Berlin and from 1819 became a lithographic draftsman at the Royal War Ministry . In 1825 he went on a study trip to Italy. From 1825 to 1836 he taught drawing at a Berlin secondary school and had numerous students in his private studio, including Carl Koch . From 1818 to 1848 he was represented with portraits and religious representations at the exhibitions of the Berlin Academy of the Arts.

family

Johann Gottfried Brücke married the Stralsund citizen's daughter Christine Müller († 1822) on January 14, 1819, their son Ernst Wilhelm was born in the same year . After the early death of his mother, he grew up in the family of the theologian Karl Ludwig Droysen , a relative of Brückes. Another son was the painter Hermann Brücke (* 1830 Berlin; † 1871 Pisa). A younger brother of Johann Gottfried Brückes was the landscape painter Johann Wilhelm Brücke .

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Individual evidence

  1. Andreas Neumerkel: From the hallway to the Kampischer Hof. In: Ostsee-Zeitung Stralsund. February 2, 2016.
  2. Wolfgang Scheffler: Goldsmiths in Central and Northeast Germany: From Wernigerode to Lauenburg in Pomerania. Dates - works - signs. de Gruyter, 1980, p. 524 ( limited preview in Google book search)
  3. Short biography on Hermann Brücke , Dorotheum Vienna