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1845 Munich - 1919 Bad Tölz. Known for: Landscape, figure and animals in landscape paintings.
Joseph Wenglein (German, 1845-1919) attended both the Munich Academy of Fine Arts and the Ludwig Maximilians University, where he studied law. Eventually, he chose to focus entirely on art and found... Read full biography
Joseph Wenglein (German, 1845-1919) attended both the Munich Academy of Fine Arts and the Ludwig Maximilians University, where he studied law. Eventually, he chose to focus entirely on art and found a position in the studios of the landscape painter Johann Gottfried Steffan. He studied under A.... Read full biography
Joseph Wenglein (German, 1845-1919) attended both the Munich Academy of Fine Arts and the Ludwig Maximilians University, where he studied law. Eventually, he chose to focus entirely on art and found a position in the studios of the landscape painter Johann Gottfried Steffan. He studied under A. Lier but was also influenced by Ed. Schleich. His favorite areas for painting were the Bavarian plateau and the area around the Isar River. In 1883 he became professor of the Munich academy, in 1886 its... Read full biography
Joseph Wenglein (German, 1845-1919) attended both the Munich Academy of Fine Arts and the Ludwig Maximilians University, where he studied law. Eventually, he chose to focus entirely on art and found a position in the studios of the landscape painter Johann Gottfried Steffan. He studied under A. Lier but was also influenced by Ed. Schleich. His favorite areas for painting were the Bavarian plateau and the area around the Isar River. In 1883 he became professor of the Munich academy, in 1886 its honorary member.
Joseph Wenglein (German, 1845-1919) attended both the Munich Academy of Fine Arts and the Ludwig Maximilians University, where he studied law. Eventually, he chose to focus entirely on art and found a position in the studios of the landscape painter Johann Gottfried Steffan. He studied under A. Lier but was also influenced by Ed. Schleich. His favorite areas for painting were the Bavarian plateau and the area around the Isar River. In 1883 he became professor of the Munich academy, in 1886 its honorary member.