Wilhelm Kricheldorff

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Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Kricheldorff (born November 4, 1865 in Celle , † 1945 ibid) was a German painter .

life and work

Wilhelm Kricheldorff: Portrait of Dr. hc Albert von Caron , 1910
Kricheldorff photographs Hermann Löns (around 1909)

Wilhelm Kricheldorff came from Celle. He had two brothers named Carl and Hermann Gottlieb. On April 10, 1897, he married Adele Richter in the Berg Church in Wiesbaden ; the marriage had three children. Kricheldorff ran an antique shop at Bergstrasse 30 in Celle, but also restored and painted pictures himself. From 1899 to 1940 he kept a record of his income from art painting; the entries in the list ended with his self-portrait, which was unveiled on September 8, 1940 in the royal hall of the Celle rifle house.

Wilhelm Kricheldorff specialized as a painter in portraits. Around 1914 one of his portraits of women was shown in Westermann's monthly magazine . In 1914 an exhibition by Kricheldorff took place in the Ducal Museum in Braunschweig . The use of a studio at Leopoldstrasse 7 in Munich is also documented during this period , although Kricheldorff's residential address was still in Celle.

His portrait of Wilhelm Bomann is under the inventory number BM 89 in the Bomann Museum in Celle , as is a portrait of Hermann Löns . A portrait of Hermann Löns in oil from 1909, painted by Kricheldorff, is in the Historisches Museum am Hohen Ufer in Hanover .

In Celle there is also a street named after Wilhelm Kricheldorff.

In 1949 an exhibition with the title Three Brothers of Painters Kricheldorff took place in the Vaterländisches Museum in Celle .

literature

  • Wilhelm Kricheldorff. The chronicler of Celle , in: In free hours, Illustrated Sunday supplement to the Lüneburger Tageblatt, Official District Gazette, January 2, 1937

Web links

Commons : Wilhelm Kricheldorff  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Life data on Findartinfo, the country information "Belgium" is incomprehensible.
  2. ↑ Portrait of the spouse from 1919
  3. Portrait of Emperor Wilhelm I.
  4. Bomann portrait ( Memento of the original from September 24, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 3.1 MB) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.bomann-museum-2013.de
  5. Hermann Löns portrait
  6. Street catalog