Julie Wilhelmine Hagen-Schwarz

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Julie Wilhelmine Hagen-Schwarz
Portrait of Hugo Kapp

Julie Wilhelmine Hagen-Schwarz (* October 15, July / October 27,  1824 greg. At Gut Klein-Wrangelshof (Väike-Prangli), near Tartu , Estonia ; † October 7, July / October 20,  1902 greg. In Tartu) was a Baltic German painter.

life and work

She received her first lessons from her father, the painter August Matthias Hagen (1794–1878). Her further training took place in Dresden from 1846 under Friedrich Gonne , which was made possible by a grant from the Dorpater sculptor Franz Karl von Villebois .

From 1848 she studied in Munich with the genre painter Moritz Rugendas and the portraitist Joseph Bernhardt .

A three-year travel grant from Tsar Nicholas I made it possible for her to go to Rome from 1851 to 1854, where she continued her education with August Riedel, who is known for his lighting effects , and among other things, a genre painting entitled A Woman, looking at her jewelry by the burning fireplace , painted.

When she returned to Livonia in 1855, she married the astronomer Ludwig Schwarz , who later became the director of the Dorpater observatory . She accompanied him on a three-year research trip to Eastern Siberia . She lived in Tartu, where she was particularly active as a portrait painter. In 1858 she was appointed a member of the Petersburg Art Academy .

She was particularly known for her early flower pictures and her later portraits of numerous Baltic personalities, e. B. by Karl Ernst von Baer or Christian Heinrich Pander , but also painted genre and landscape paintings as well as sacred.

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