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1818 - 1879. Known for: Painting, landscape.
Born in 1818, Eduard Stiegel was a Hessian landscape painter. He studied landscape painting with Friedrich Wilhelm Müller at the Kassel Academy, where he later taught as a professor. Stiegel... Read full biography
Born in 1818, Eduard Stiegel was a Hessian landscape painter. He studied landscape painting with Friedrich Wilhelm Müller at the Kassel Academy, where he later taught as a professor. Stiegel preferred to paint Hessian landscapes and vedutas (including Fritzlar, Kassel and Marburg), but also from... Read full biography
Born in 1818, Eduard Stiegel was a Hessian landscape painter. He studied landscape painting with Friedrich Wilhelm Müller at the Kassel Academy, where he later taught as a professor. Stiegel preferred to paint Hessian landscapes and vedutas (including Fritzlar, Kassel and Marburg), but also from the Rhine and Thuringia in late romantic style. With these he participated several times in the Berlin art exhibition of the Academy (1852, 1869, 1870) and regularly in exhibitions of the 'Association... Read full biography
Born in 1818, Eduard Stiegel was a Hessian landscape painter. He studied landscape painting with Friedrich Wilhelm Müller at the Kassel Academy, where he later taught as a professor. Stiegel preferred to paint Hessian landscapes and vedutas (including Fritzlar, Kassel and Marburg), but also from the Rhine and Thuringia in late romantic style. With these he participated several times in the Berlin art exhibition of the Academy (1852, 1869, 1870) and regularly in exhibitions of the 'Association for Fine Art' in Kassel (1863-1875).
Born in 1818, Eduard Stiegel was a Hessian landscape painter. He studied landscape painting with Friedrich Wilhelm Müller at the Kassel Academy, where he later taught as a professor. Stiegel preferred to paint Hessian landscapes and vedutas (including Fritzlar, Kassel and Marburg), but also from the Rhine and Thuringia in late romantic style. With these he participated several times in the Berlin art exhibition of the Academy (1852, 1869, 1870) and regularly in exhibitions of the 'Association for Fine Art' in Kassel (1863-1875).