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1825 Lausanne - 1893. Known for: Painting.
Charles Carl Schlesinger was born in Lausanne in 1825 as brother of painter Felix Schlesinger. Schlesinger studied in Hamburg under G. Hardorff and was pupil of Christian Ruben in Prague and of... Read full biography
Charles Carl Schlesinger was born in Lausanne in 1825 as brother of painter Felix Schlesinger. Schlesinger studied in Hamburg under G. Hardorff and was pupil of Christian Ruben in Prague and of Joseph Lawrence Dyckmans in Antwerp. From 1852 onwards, he worked in Dusseldorf. Schlesinger’s works can... Read full biography
Charles Carl Schlesinger was born in Lausanne in 1825 as brother of painter Felix Schlesinger. Schlesinger studied in Hamburg under G. Hardorff and was pupil of Christian Ruben in Prague and of Joseph Lawrence Dyckmans in Antwerp. From 1852 onwards, he worked in Dusseldorf. Schlesinger’s works can be seen i.a. at the Kunsthalle Hamburg, Mueseo Revoltella Trieste and at the gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. (nlu)
Charles Carl Schlesinger was born in Lausanne in 1825 as brother of painter Felix Schlesinger. Schlesinger studied in Hamburg under G. Hardorff and was pupil of Christian Ruben in Prague and of Joseph Lawrence Dyckmans in Antwerp. From 1852 onwards, he worked in Dusseldorf. Schlesinger’s works can be seen i.a. at the Kunsthalle Hamburg, Mueseo Revoltella Trieste and at the gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. (nlu)
Charles Carl Schlesinger was born in Lausanne in 1825 as brother of painter Felix Schlesinger. Schlesinger studied in Hamburg under G. Hardorff and was pupil of Christian Ruben in Prague and of Joseph Lawrence Dyckmans in Antwerp. From 1852 onwards, he worked in Dusseldorf. Schlesinger’s works can be seen i.a. at the Kunsthalle Hamburg, Mueseo Revoltella Trieste and at the gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. (nlu)