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1875 Dresden - 1932. Known for: Painting.
Richard Edward Dreher (1875-1932). From 1903, he successfully participated in art exhibitions in Berlin and Dresden, and was awarded the 1908 Villa Romana Prize of the German Association of Artists.... Read full biography
Richard Edward Dreher (1875-1932). From 1903, he successfully participated in art exhibitions in Berlin and Dresden, and was awarded the 1908 Villa Romana Prize of the German Association of Artists. In Florence he became friends with Ernst Barlach, and followed along with Theodor Däubler to the... Read full biography
Richard Edward Dreher (1875-1932). From 1903, he successfully participated in art exhibitions in Berlin and Dresden, and was awarded the 1908 Villa Romana Prize of the German Association of Artists. In Florence he became friends with Ernst Barlach, and followed along with Theodor Däubler to the traditional summer resort Forte dei Marmi in 1909. He went on study trips to Denmark, Southern France, Rome and Tuscany. After the war in 1919, he received the appointment as a professor of painting at... Read full biography
Richard Edward Dreher (1875-1932). From 1903, he successfully participated in art exhibitions in Berlin and Dresden, and was awarded the 1908 Villa Romana Prize of the German Association of Artists. In Florence he became friends with Ernst Barlach, and followed along with Theodor Däubler to the traditional summer resort Forte dei Marmi in 1909. He went on study trips to Denmark, Southern France, Rome and Tuscany. After the war in 1919, he received the appointment as a professor of painting at the Art Academy in Dresden. From 1927 until his death in 1932 he lived in the water palace of Pillnitz castle.
Richard Edward Dreher (1875-1932). From 1903, he successfully participated in art exhibitions in Berlin and Dresden, and was awarded the 1908 Villa Romana Prize of the German Association of Artists. In Florence he became friends with Ernst Barlach, and followed along with Theodor Däubler to the traditional summer resort Forte dei Marmi in 1909. He went on study trips to Denmark, Southern France, Rome and Tuscany. After the war in 1919, he received the appointment as a professor of painting at the Art Academy in Dresden. From 1927 until his death in 1932 he lived in the water palace of Pillnitz castle.