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Heinrich Franz Dreber BIOGRAPHY
1822 Dresden - 1875 Anticoli di Campagna. Known for: Painting.
Heinrich Dreber, known as Franz-Dreber (1822–1875), was a German landscape painter and draftsman associated with the later Romantic tradition. Active for much of his career in Italy, particularly... Read full biography
Heinrich Dreber, known as Franz-Dreber (1822–1875), was a German landscape painter and draftsman associated with the later Romantic tradition. Active for much of his career in Italy, particularly around Rome and Olevano, he became known for idealized Italian landscapes that combined close... Read full biography
Heinrich Dreber, known as Franz-Dreber (1822–1875), was a German landscape painter and draftsman associated with the later Romantic tradition. Active for much of his career in Italy, particularly around Rome and Olevano, he became known for idealized Italian landscapes that combined close observation of nature with poetic interpretation.
Heinrich Dreber, known as Franz-Dreber (1822–1875), was a German landscape painter and draftsman associated with the later Romantic tradition. Active for much of his career in Italy, particularly around Rome and Olevano, he became known for idealized Italian landscapes that combined close observation of nature with poetic interpretation.
Heinrich Dreber, known as Franz-Dreber (1822–1875), was a German landscape painter and draftsman associated with the later Romantic tradition. Active for much of his career in Italy, particularly around Rome and Olevano, he became known for idealized Italian landscapes that combined close observation of nature with poetic interpretation.
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Heinrich Dreber, known as Franz-Dreber (1822–1875), was a German landscape painter and draftsman associated with the later Romantic tradition. Active for much of his career in Italy, particularly around Rome and Olevano, he became known for idealized Italian landscapes that combined close observation of nature with poetic interpretation.