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1854 Munich, Germany - 1910 Gstadt am Chiemsee, Germany. Known for: Landscape painting and etching.
Alfred Zimmermann was a German artist born in Munich in 1854. He studied at the Academy in Munich and later became an opera singer in 1884. However, he shifted his focus to landscape painting and... Read full biography
Alfred Zimmermann was a German artist born in Munich in 1854. He studied at the Academy in Munich and later became an opera singer in 1884. However, he shifted his focus to landscape painting and illustration for Die Jugend magazine from 1888. Zimmermann was friends with Wilhelm Trübner and Wilhelm... Read full biography
Alfred Zimmermann was a German artist born in Munich in 1854. He studied at the Academy in Munich and later became an opera singer in 1884. However, he shifted his focus to landscape painting and illustration for Die Jugend magazine from 1888. Zimmermann was friends with Wilhelm Trübner and Wilhelm Leibl. He drowned in Gstadt am Chiemsee in 1910. Sources include Thieme-Becker, Matrikel der Akademie in München, and Wikipedia.
Alfred Zimmermann was a German artist born in Munich in 1854. He studied at the Academy in Munich and later became an opera singer in 1884. However, he shifted his focus to landscape painting and illustration for Die Jugend magazine from 1888. Zimmermann was friends with Wilhelm Trübner and Wilhelm Leibl. He drowned in Gstadt am Chiemsee in 1910. Sources include Thieme-Becker, Matrikel der Akademie in München, and Wikipedia.
Alfred Zimmermann was a German artist born in Munich in 1854. He studied at the Academy in Munich and later became an opera singer in 1884. However, he shifted his focus to landscape painting and illustration for Die Jugend magazine from 1888. Zimmermann was friends with Wilhelm Trübner and Wilhelm Leibl. He drowned in Gstadt am Chiemsee in 1910. Sources include Thieme-Becker, Matrikel der Akademie in München, and Wikipedia.