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1778 - 1868. Known for: Painting.
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Johann Martin von Rohden was born 1778 in Kassel. He was a German landscape painter and studied painting in Kassel until 1795. He then moved to Rome and returned to Germany for a short period during... Read full biography
Johann Martin von Rohden was born 1778 in Kassel. He was a German landscape painter and studied painting in Kassel until 1795. He then moved to Rome and returned to Germany for a short period during the Second Coalition War. In 1802 he received an annual prize from the art magazine Propyläen.... Read full biography
Johann Martin von Rohden was born 1778 in Kassel. He was a German landscape painter and studied painting in Kassel until 1795. He then moved to Rome and returned to Germany for a short period during the Second Coalition War. In 1802 he received an annual prize from the art magazine Propyläen. Martin von Rohden was back in Rome from 1802-11, and joined the circle of German Romans around the neoclassicists Joseph Anton Koch and Johann Christian Reinhart. In 1805 he had a trip to Sicily, in 1827... Read full biography
Johann Martin von Rohden was born 1778 in Kassel. He was a German landscape painter and studied painting in Kassel until 1795. He then moved to Rome and returned to Germany for a short period during the Second Coalition War. In 1802 he received an annual prize from the art magazine Propyläen. Martin von Rohden was back in Rome from 1802-11, and joined the circle of German Romans around the neoclassicists Joseph Anton Koch and Johann Christian Reinhart. In 1805 he had a trip to Sicily, in 1827 he was appointed back to Kassel as court painter. In 1829 he took a leave of absence and returned to Rome, where he produced further paintings for the Elector. From 1831, Martin von Rohden received a fixed annual salary, even after his release from... Read full biography
Johann Martin von Rohden was born 1778 in Kassel. He was a German landscape painter and studied painting in Kassel until 1795. He then moved to Rome and returned to Germany for a short period during the Second Coalition War. In 1802 he received an annual prize from the art magazine Propyläen. Martin von Rohden was back in Rome from 1802-11, and joined the circle of German Romans around the neoclassicists Joseph Anton Koch and Johann Christian Reinhart. In 1805 he had a trip to Sicily, in 1827 he was appointed back to Kassel as court painter. In 1829 he took a leave of absence and returned to Rome, where he produced further paintings for the Elector. From 1831, Martin von Rohden received a fixed annual salary, even after his release from electoral service in 1832. Johann Martin von Rohden passed away 1868 in Rome.
