Johann Jungbluth, German landscape painter and craftsman (1860 Saarburg near Trier until 1912 Dusseldorf.), First as a craftsman for Villeroy and Boch in Mettlach operate as self-taught painter, from 1885 active in Dusseldorf . Used several pseudonyms, including Jan van Straaten, W. Kirberg, Johann Sander and R. Hibler, source: Thieme - Becker and Wikipedia.

The Düsseldorf landscape painter, Johann Jungblut was the father of artists Emil and Hans Walter Jungblut. First as a craftsman at Villeroy & Boch Mettlach, he was active since 1885 in Dusseldorf as a painter. He favored Dutch and Norwegian motifs. American and German museums have pictures of the artist.