Eduard gaertner biography

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Johann Philipp Eduard Gaertner (2 June 1801 – 22 February 1877) was a German painter who specialized in depictions of urban architecture.
Eduard Gaertner (1801-1877) was a Prussian architectural artist who is best known for his cityscapes of Berlin.

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Eduard Gaertner (1801-1877) was a Prussian architectural artist who is best known for his cityscapes of Berlin. Educated at the Konigliche Porzellan-Manukfaktur school in Berlin, he is often associated with the Bierdameier period. In his time, Gaertner travelled widely and was acclaimed by the Prussian King Friedrich Willhelm III and the Russian Tsar Nicholas I. Gaertner’s strength lies in representing Berlin in all its complexity, and provides a fascinating record to the ever-growing industrialisation of the city in the 19th century.

Born in Berlin, Gaertner moved to Kassel with his mother when he was 10. Kessel was also where Gaertner’s artistic education commenced. He took drawing classes from court artist Franz Hubert Mulle. In 1814, Gaertner started his six-year apprenticeship at the Konigliche Prozellan-Manufaktur, which had been in need of porcelain specialists due to Berlin’s bourgeoisie and nobility buying more porcelain as a consequence of the new found political stability after the war. While Gaertner did not find his training particularly useful, it is considered by

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Eduard Gaertner

Johann Philipp Eduard Gaertner (* 2 de junio de 1801, Berlín; † 22 de febrero de 1877, Flecken Zechlin, hoy Rheinsberg) fue un pintor alemán del siglo XIX especializado en paisajismo y arquitectura.

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Gozó de gran éxito en la época gracias a sus obras ilustrando el Berlín de entonces y sus palacios, en Charlottenburg, Potsdam y el estilo Biedermeier. En 1833 tuvo una gran exposición en la Akademie der Künste. Ese año comenzó su obra más ambiciosa, el panorama de Berlín, en perspectiva de ciclorama y varios paneles. Aquí, Gaertner también se representó a sí mismo, su esposa y sus dos hijos, así como algunos contemporáneos destacados: Schinkel, Christian Peter Wilhelm Beuth, Alexander von Humboldt y Federico Guillermo III de Prusia. Poco después de 1840 - año de la muerte de Federico Guillermo III. -se produjo un cambio de estilo, más acorde con el espíritu de la época y el gusto personal del nuevo rey. Su tendencia general fue más clásica y una visión de la naturaleza propia del románticos enmarcándose dentro del realismo pictóri