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Ferdinand Rayski BIOGRAPHY
1806 Pegau - 1890 Dresden. Known for: Drawings.
Ferdiand von Rayski came from Saxon nobility, his father was a royal Saxon colonel and adjutant general to King Frederick August I; he himself trained as an officer before embarking on an artistic... Read full biography
Ferdiand von Rayski came from Saxon nobility, his father was a royal Saxon colonel and adjutant general to King Frederick August I; he himself trained as an officer before embarking on an artistic career and enrolling at the Dresden Art Academy. His background and his knowledge of officer life made... Read full biography
Ferdiand von Rayski came from Saxon nobility, his father was a royal Saxon colonel and adjutant general to King Frederick August I; he himself trained as an officer before embarking on an artistic career and enrolling at the Dresden Art Academy. His background and his knowledge of officer life made him the most important chronicler, especially of the Saxon nobility.
Ferdiand von Rayski came from Saxon nobility, his father was a royal Saxon colonel and adjutant general to King Frederick August I; he himself trained as an officer before embarking on an artistic career and enrolling at the Dresden Art Academy. His background and his knowledge of officer life made him the most important chronicler, especially of the Saxon nobility.
Ferdiand von Rayski came from Saxon nobility, his father was a royal Saxon colonel and adjutant general to King Frederick August I; he himself trained as an officer before embarking on an artistic career and enrolling at the Dresden Art Academy. His background and his knowledge of officer life made him the most important chronicler, especially of the Saxon nobility.
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Ferdiand von Rayski came from Saxon nobility, his father was a royal Saxon colonel and adjutant general to King Frederick August I; he himself trained as an officer before embarking on an artistic career and enrolling at the Dresden Art Academy. His background and his knowledge of officer life made him the most important chronicler, especially of the Saxon nobility.