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1811 Kassel - 1859 München. Known for: Painting.
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Friedrich Burghard Müller studied at the Munich Academy and spent the years 1834-1853 in Rome. His idealizing landscapes are inspired by the style of Joseph Anton Koch. Only a few works by Müller... Read full biography
Friedrich Burghard Müller studied at the Munich Academy and spent the years 1834-1853 in Rome. His idealizing landscapes are inspired by the style of Joseph Anton Koch. Only a few works by Müller have been preserved, including a painting with a "view of Terracina", which is now in the Landesmuseum... Read full biography
Friedrich Burghard Müller studied at the Munich Academy and spent the years 1834-1853 in Rome. His idealizing landscapes are inspired by the style of Joseph Anton Koch. Only a few works by Müller have been preserved, including a painting with a "view of Terracina", which is now in the Landesmuseum Mainz. The picture of the plant-grown, ancient ruin with a round tower in the background is based on the tomb of Caecilia Metella on Via Appia Antica in Rome.
Friedrich Burghard Müller studied at the Munich Academy and spent the years 1834-1853 in Rome. His idealizing landscapes are inspired by the style of Joseph Anton Koch. Only a few works by Müller have been preserved, including a painting with a "view of Terracina", which is now in the Landesmuseum Mainz. The picture of the plant-grown, ancient ruin with a round tower in the background is based on the tomb of Caecilia Metella on Via Appia Antica in Rome.
Friedrich Burghard Müller studied at the Munich Academy and spent the years 1834-1853 in Rome. His idealizing landscapes are inspired by the style of Joseph Anton Koch. Only a few works by Müller have been preserved, including a painting with a "view of Terracina", which is now in the Landesmuseum Mainz. The picture of the plant-grown, ancient ruin with a round tower in the background is based on the tomb of Caecilia Metella on Via Appia Antica in Rome.
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