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1845 - 1923. Known for: Humorous depictions, satirical and caricaturistic portrayal of human behavior.
Adolf Oberlander was born in 1845. He was a draftsman, painter, and caricaturist. In 1861, the artist studied at the Munich academy with Hermann Anschütz and Carl von Piloty. In 1863, he worked as a... Read full biography
Adolf Oberlander was born in 1845. He was a draftsman, painter, and caricaturist. In 1861, the artist studied at the Munich academy with Hermann Anschütz and Carl von Piloty. In 1863, he worked as a draftsman, and employees of Munich "Fliegende Blatter", which quickly won him popularity. In 1869,... Read full biography
Adolf Oberlander was born in 1845. He was a draftsman, painter, and caricaturist. In 1861, the artist studied at the Munich academy with Hermann Anschütz and Carl von Piloty. In 1863, he worked as a draftsman, and employees of Munich "Fliegende Blatter", which quickly won him popularity. In 1869, he was also a designer of "Munich broadsheet". In 1879, he designed an edition of the "Oberlander album". Adolf Oberlander passed away in 1923.
Adolf Oberlander was born in 1845. He was a draftsman, painter, and caricaturist. In 1861, the artist studied at the Munich academy with Hermann Anschütz and Carl von Piloty. In 1863, he worked as a draftsman, and employees of Munich "Fliegende Blatter", which quickly won him popularity. In 1869, he was also a designer of "Munich broadsheet". In 1879, he designed an edition of the "Oberlander album". Adolf Oberlander passed away in 1923.
Adolf Oberlander was born in 1845. He was a draftsman, painter, and caricaturist. In 1861, the artist studied at the Munich academy with Hermann Anschütz and Carl von Piloty. In 1863, he worked as a draftsman, and employees of Munich "Fliegende Blatter", which quickly won him popularity. In 1869, he was also a designer of "Munich broadsheet". In 1879, he designed an edition of the "Oberlander album". Adolf Oberlander passed away in 1923.