ARTIST

Adolph von Menzel

Prussian master who captured 19th-century Berlin life with photographic precision and revolutionary realism.

ABOUT

Adolph von Menzel (1815-1905) stands as one of Germany's most significant 19th-century artists, a keen observer who documented the rise of industrial Prussia with unprecedented detail and honesty. Born in Breslau (now Wrocław, Poland), Menzel largely taught himself to draw and paint after his father's death forced him to take over the family lithography business at age sixteen. This early immersion in printmaking would prove foundational to his meticulous approach to composi…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Soldiers 1815 · Cleveland Museum of Art Man lighting a lantern 1840 · Führermuseum Carthorse 1844 · Alte Nationalgalerie Falcon Attacking a Pigeon 1844 · Alte Nationalgalerie The Balcony Room 1845 · Alte Nationalgalerie Building Site with Willows 1846 · Alte Nationalgalerie
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