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1886 Frankfurt - 1970 Frankfurt. Known for: Painter, draftsman, etcher, lithographer.
Karl Luckhardt was a versatile artist known for his skills in painting, drawing, and etching. He apprenticed as a lithographer and received training at the Städel School under Emil Gies. Luckhardt... Read full biography
Karl Luckhardt was a versatile artist known for his skills in painting, drawing, and etching. He apprenticed as a lithographer and received training at the Städel School under Emil Gies. Luckhardt later became a master student at the Städel School and furthered his studies in Munich before settling... Read full biography
Karl Luckhardt was a versatile artist known for his skills in painting, drawing, and etching. He apprenticed as a lithographer and received training at the Städel School under Emil Gies. Luckhardt later became a master student at the Städel School and furthered his studies in Munich before settling in Frankfurt. His preferred subjects included landscapes, rural scenes, animals, portraits, flower and fruit still lifes, as well as views of Frankfurt.... Read full biography
Karl Luckhardt was a versatile artist known for his skills in painting, drawing, and etching. He apprenticed as a lithographer and received training at the Städel School under Emil Gies. Luckhardt later became a master student at the Städel School and furthered his studies in Munich before settling in Frankfurt. His preferred subjects included landscapes, rural scenes, animals, portraits, flower and fruit still lifes, as well as views of Frankfurt.... Read full biography
Karl Luckhardt was a versatile artist known for his skills in painting, drawing, and etching. He apprenticed as a lithographer and received training at the Städel School under Emil Gies. Luckhardt later became a master student at the Städel School and furthered his studies in Munich before settling in Frankfurt. His preferred subjects included landscapes, rural scenes, animals, portraits, flower and fruit still lifes, as well as views of Frankfurt.