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1810 Aachen - 1887 Dusseldorf. Known for: Painting.
Caspar Johann Nepomuk Scheuren was born in 1810 in Aachen. He was educated in Dusseldorf, the student of Schirmer and Lessing. During his studies at the Academy in Duesseldorf, Scheuren lived in the... Read full biography
Caspar Johann Nepomuk Scheuren was born in 1810 in Aachen. He was educated in Dusseldorf, the student of Schirmer and Lessing. During his studies at the Academy in Duesseldorf, Scheuren lived in the house of Josepha Pitzler Klein. On the occasion of her name day on March 19, Scheuren gave her a... Read full biography
Caspar Johann Nepomuk Scheuren was born in 1810 in Aachen. He was educated in Dusseldorf, the student of Schirmer and Lessing. During his studies at the Academy in Duesseldorf, Scheuren lived in the house of Josepha Pitzler Klein. On the occasion of her name day on March 19, Scheuren gave her a piece of work annually to thank her for the accommodation; as cat.-no. 20 full page illustrated in the catalog ''Glimpses of a forgotten Germany'', publisher: Hildegard Fritz-Denneville Fine Arts Ltd.,... Read full biography
Caspar Johann Nepomuk Scheuren was born in 1810 in Aachen. He was educated in Dusseldorf, the student of Schirmer and Lessing. During his studies at the Academy in Duesseldorf, Scheuren lived in the house of Josepha Pitzler Klein. On the occasion of her name day on March 19, Scheuren gave her a piece of work annually to thank her for the accommodation; as cat.-no. 20 full page illustrated in the catalog ''Glimpses of a forgotten Germany'', publisher: Hildegard Fritz-Denneville Fine Arts Ltd., for the exhibition at Bernheimer Fine Arts Limited, London 1987. He was a drawing teacher of the Empress Augusta. Caspar made multiple trips abroad to Switzerland and Italy.
Caspar Johann Nepomuk Scheuren was born in 1810 in Aachen. He was educated in Dusseldorf, the student of Schirmer and Lessing. During his studies at the Academy in Duesseldorf, Scheuren lived in the house of Josepha Pitzler Klein. On the occasion of her name day on March 19, Scheuren gave her a piece of work annually to thank her for the accommodation; as cat.-no. 20 full page illustrated in the catalog ''Glimpses of a forgotten Germany'', publisher: Hildegard Fritz-Denneville Fine Arts Ltd., for the exhibition at Bernheimer Fine Arts Limited, London 1987. He was a drawing teacher of the Empress Augusta. Caspar made multiple trips abroad to Switzerland and Italy.