Page loaded successfully. Showing keywords for Georg Hohn.
Artist Keywords
Keywords page for Georg Hohn ((1812 - 1879)), known for Landscape painting. Showing associated keywords and tags.
Georg Hohn KEYWORDS
1812 - 1879. Known for: Landscape painting.
Georg Höhn was a German artist and student of Carl Blechen. He was born in Dessau and later registered in Berlin. Höhn was one of Blechen's most talented students and was known for his landscape... Read full biography
Georg Höhn was a German artist and student of Carl Blechen. He was born in Dessau and later registered in Berlin. Höhn was one of Blechen's most talented students and was known for his landscape drawings, which were stylistically similar to his teacher's work. Despite Blechen's influence, Höhn... Read full biography
Georg Höhn was a German artist and student of Carl Blechen. He was born in Dessau and later registered in Berlin. Höhn was one of Blechen's most talented students and was known for his landscape drawings, which were stylistically similar to his teacher's work. Despite Blechen's influence, Höhn developed his own artistic style in the 1840s. Only a few of his works have survived today. This drawing was previously attributed to Blechen but is now believed to be by Höhn's hand... Read full biography
Georg Höhn was a German artist and student of Carl Blechen. He was born in Dessau and later registered in Berlin. Höhn was one of Blechen's most talented students and was known for his landscape drawings, which were stylistically similar to his teacher's work. Despite Blechen's influence, Höhn developed his own artistic style in the 1840s. Only a few of his works have survived today. This drawing was previously attributed to Blechen but is now believed to be by Höhn's hand
Georg Höhn was a German artist and student of Carl Blechen. He was born in Dessau and later registered in Berlin. Höhn was one of Blechen's most talented students and was known for his landscape drawings, which were stylistically similar to his teacher's work. Despite Blechen's influence, Höhn developed his own artistic style in the 1840s. Only a few of his works have survived today. This drawing was previously attributed to Blechen but is now believed to be by Höhn's hand