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Allegorical representations of the arts and sciences on the south elevation of the Neues Museum, which Wilhelm Stürmer was involved in carrying out, from Friedrich August Stüler , Das Neues Museum in Berlin , Riedel 1862

Ludwig Wilhelm Stürmer (* 1812 in Berlin ; † 1885 there ) was a German sculptor .

Life

He was born in Berlin in 1812 as the son of the painter and etcher Heinrich Stürmer (1774 or 1775–1855) and brother of the history and fresco painter Karl Stürmer. At the Prussian Academy of the Arts he was a student of Ludwig Wilhelm Wichmann and Christian Daniel Rauch . From 1838 he was in Munich with Ludwig Schwanthaler . In the 1840s he worked again in Berlin. He was involved in the sculptural jewelry of the Neues Museum . Another collaboration at the end of the 1840s is known with Friedrich August Stüler at the Königstor and the Roßgärter Tor in Königsberg .

He had two children with his wife Charlotte, née Bonge (1833 - around 1905). In 1885, Stürmer committed suicide .

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