Ludwig Haach

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Ludwig Haach (born November 3, 1813 in Dresden , † March 29, 1842 in Rome ) was a German porcelain , decoration , history and portrait painter as well as a draftsman and engraver .

Life

Haach attended the drawing school in Meißen from 1826 , where Ludwig Richter taught from 1828 . In 1830 he went to study painting at the Dresden Art Academy . From 1834 he worked temporarily as a flower painter at the Meissen porcelain factory . He also created chalk drawings with biblical motifs, portraits and copperplate engravings for the Saxon Art Association . In 1835 he decorated several rooms of the Japanese Palace with tempera paintings. In 1836 he designed a room in the house of the Leipzig bookseller L. Barth with an encaustic painting . In the same year he received a scholarship from the Saxon King. It enabled him to study at the Düsseldorf Art Academy . There he was a student of the history painters Wilhelm Schadow and Theodor Hildebrandt from 1837 to 1840 . His painting Elisier Leads Rebekah to Isaac (1840) is considered a major work of the Düsseldorf student days. With his college friend Alexander Heubel he moved to Rome in autumn 1840 , where he was chairman of the Ponte Molle Society for the period 1841/1842 . In 1842 he began the painting The Three Kings Before Herod . Due to his death from "excessive exertion" allegedly caused, he could no longer complete it. Haach was buried in the Protestant cemetery in Rome. His tomb there has been preserved.

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  1. See nos. 4538–4540 in the finding aid 212.01.04 Student lists of the Düsseldorf Art Academy , website in the archive.nrw.de portal ( North Rhine-Westphalia State Archive )
  2. ^ Friedrich Noack : The Germanness in Rome since the end of the Middle Ages . Deutsche Verlagsanstalt, Stuttgart 1927, Volume 2, p. 228