ARTIST

Andreas Achenbach

Andreas Achenbach, a German Romantic landscape and seascape painter, was a founder of the influential Düsseldorf School.

ABOUT

Born in 1815, Andreas Achenbach's early life was marked by his father's varied professions, including a brief family move to Saint Petersburg where he had his first drawing lessons. The family eventually settled in Düsseldorf, where Achenbach began his formal artistic education at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf in 1827. He studied under notable figures like Friedrich Wilhelm Schadow and Heinrich Christoph Kolbe, and by age sixteen, he was already participating in local exhibit…

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NOTABLE WORKS
The Old Academy in Düsseldorf 1831 · Museum Kunstpalast Corner in a yard 1831 · Alte Nationalgalerie Altenberg Cathedral. Study 1831 · Nationalmuseum monastic cell with 2 monks 1833 · Führermuseum Norwegian coast 1834 · National Museum in Poznań Beach at Scheveningen 1835 · Rheinisches Landesmuseum Bonn
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