German Anschütz ( German: Hermann Anschütz , October 12, 1802 , Koblenz - August 30, 1880 , Munich ) is a German artist , teacher, professor at the Munich Academy of Arts . The son of Joseph Andreas Anschütz , brother of Karl Anschütz .
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| Date of Birth | October 12, 1802 |
| Place of Birth | Koblenz |
| Date of death | August 30, 1880 (aged 77) |
| Place of death | Munich |
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Biography
In his youth he was associated with the Dusseldorf School of Art . Then he studied at the Munich Academy under the leadership of Cornelius .
Later, he himself led the painting class of the Academy of Arts. Among his students at the Munich Academy were Jan Matejko , Ernst Zimmermann , Franz von Defregger , Gyula Benzur , Theodor Gorschelt , Hippolytus Lipinsky , Claudius Schraudolph and many others.
His son was a professor of physics and mathematics, and his grandson was an engineer German Anschutz-Kempfe , the inventor of the gyrocompass .
Selected Works
The author of paintings on mythological subjects, landscapes, portraits. He painted a number of paintings on oriental themes.
- A string of pearls. 1841
- Half-naked in oriental clothes (Oriental Beauty). 1847