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1828 Ludwigsburg - 1901 Munich. Known for: Painting.
Otto von Faber du Faur was born in 1828, in Ludwigsburg, Germany. He was the son of a military painter. Otto served in the army and left the service in 1866, but attended the 1870 Prussian War as an... Read full biography
Otto von Faber du Faur was born in 1828, in Ludwigsburg, Germany. He was the son of a military painter. Otto served in the army and left the service in 1866, but attended the 1870 Prussian War as an 'artistic observer.' Otto painted major historical scenes including the Napoleonic Wars. In 1878,... Read full biography
Otto von Faber du Faur was born in 1828, in Ludwigsburg, Germany. He was the son of a military painter. Otto served in the army and left the service in 1866, but attended the 1870 Prussian War as an 'artistic observer.' Otto painted major historical scenes including the Napoleonic Wars. In 1878, Otto directed a life size equestrian portrait of the Crown Prince of Germany. Otto von Faber du Faur died in 1901, in Munich, Germany. His works are kept at the Luxembourg Museum and the Neue Pinakothek... Read full biography
Otto von Faber du Faur was born in 1828, in Ludwigsburg, Germany. He was the son of a military painter. Otto served in the army and left the service in 1866, but attended the 1870 Prussian War as an 'artistic observer.' Otto painted major historical scenes including the Napoleonic Wars. In 1878, Otto directed a life size equestrian portrait of the Crown Prince of Germany. Otto von Faber du Faur died in 1901, in Munich, Germany. His works are kept at the Luxembourg Museum and the Neue Pinakothek in Munich.
Otto von Faber du Faur was born in 1828, in Ludwigsburg, Germany. He was the son of a military painter. Otto served in the army and left the service in 1866, but attended the 1870 Prussian War as an 'artistic observer.' Otto painted major historical scenes including the Napoleonic Wars. In 1878, Otto directed a life size equestrian portrait of the Crown Prince of Germany. Otto von Faber du Faur died in 1901, in Munich, Germany. His works are kept at the Luxembourg Museum and the Neue Pinakothek in Munich.