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1815 - 1894. Known for: Rural landscape, genre paintings.
Charles Philogene Tschaggeny received his training from the noted painter Eugene Verboeckhoven before leaving for Antwerp in 1836 where he worked with Nicaise de Keyzer and Henri Leys. Tschaggeny... Read full biography
Charles Philogene Tschaggeny received his training from the noted painter Eugene Verboeckhoven before leaving for Antwerp in 1836 where he worked with Nicaise de Keyzer and Henri Leys. Tschaggeny largely painted horses, studying their anatomy in detail. He was recognized as one of the best horse... Read full biography
Charles Philogene Tschaggeny received his training from the noted painter Eugene Verboeckhoven before leaving for Antwerp in 1836 where he worked with Nicaise de Keyzer and Henri Leys. Tschaggeny largely painted horses, studying their anatomy in detail. He was recognized as one of the best horse painters during his own lifetime. His patrons included King Wilhelm II of the Netherlands, Leopold I of Belgium and Marie-Henriette of Austria.
Charles Philogene Tschaggeny received his training from the noted painter Eugene Verboeckhoven before leaving for Antwerp in 1836 where he worked with Nicaise de Keyzer and Henri Leys. Tschaggeny largely painted horses, studying their anatomy in detail. He was recognized as one of the best horse painters during his own lifetime. His patrons included King Wilhelm II of the Netherlands, Leopold I of Belgium and Marie-Henriette of Austria.
Charles Philogene Tschaggeny received his training from the noted painter Eugene Verboeckhoven before leaving for Antwerp in 1836 where he worked with Nicaise de Keyzer and Henri Leys. Tschaggeny largely painted horses, studying their anatomy in detail. He was recognized as one of the best horse painters during his own lifetime. His patrons included King Wilhelm II of the Netherlands, Leopold I of Belgium and Marie-Henriette of Austria.