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1866 - 1931. Known for: Painting, portraits.
Felix Ehrlich was born in Germany in 1866. Felix studied at the Königsberg Academy, where he was a master student of Carl Steffeck, before he settled in Berlin as a portrait painter. In Berlin, Felix... Read full biography
Felix Ehrlich was born in Germany in 1866. Felix studied at the Königsberg Academy, where he was a master student of Carl Steffeck, before he settled in Berlin as a portrait painter. In Berlin, Felix Ehrlich soon became the favorite of the high court bourgeoisie, but above all, the imperial family... Read full biography
Felix Ehrlich was born in Germany in 1866. Felix studied at the Königsberg Academy, where he was a master student of Carl Steffeck, before he settled in Berlin as a portrait painter. In Berlin, Felix Ehrlich soon became the favorite of the high court bourgeoisie, but above all, the imperial family whose members he portrayed in numerous portraits. These portraits were widely exhibited and reproduced which quickly made him a sought after portraitist across the country. Felix Ehrlich died in... Read full biography
Felix Ehrlich was born in Germany in 1866. Felix studied at the Königsberg Academy, where he was a master student of Carl Steffeck, before he settled in Berlin as a portrait painter. In Berlin, Felix Ehrlich soon became the favorite of the high court bourgeoisie, but above all, the imperial family whose members he portrayed in numerous portraits. These portraits were widely exhibited and reproduced which quickly made him a sought after portraitist across the country. Felix Ehrlich died in Germany in 1931.
Felix Ehrlich was born in Germany in 1866. Felix studied at the Königsberg Academy, where he was a master student of Carl Steffeck, before he settled in Berlin as a portrait painter. In Berlin, Felix Ehrlich soon became the favorite of the high court bourgeoisie, but above all, the imperial family whose members he portrayed in numerous portraits. These portraits were widely exhibited and reproduced which quickly made him a sought after portraitist across the country. Felix Ehrlich died in Germany in 1931.