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1786 Kiel, Germany - 1864 London, England. Known for: Classical figures in landscape painting, etching, lithography.
Rare floral still life in the Biedermeier style is by this versatile artist who studied at the academies of Dresden and Munich and apprenticed in the studio of Jacques-Louis David in Paris in... Read full biography
Rare floral still life in the Biedermeier style is by this versatile artist who studied at the academies of Dresden and Munich and apprenticed in the studio of Jacques-Louis David in Paris in 1811/12. From 1813 to 1832 Bendixen worked in Hamburg before settling in London. In close contact with... Read full biography
Rare floral still life in the Biedermeier style is by this versatile artist who studied at the academies of Dresden and Munich and apprenticed in the studio of Jacques-Louis David in Paris in 1811/12. From 1813 to 1832 Bendixen worked in Hamburg before settling in London. In close contact with Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, he also exchanged pictorial works for study in 1824-1826.
Rare floral still life in the Biedermeier style is by this versatile artist who studied at the academies of Dresden and Munich and apprenticed in the studio of Jacques-Louis David in Paris in 1811/12. From 1813 to 1832 Bendixen worked in Hamburg before settling in London. In close contact with Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, he also exchanged pictorial works for study in 1824-1826.
Rare floral still life in the Biedermeier style is by this versatile artist who studied at the academies of Dresden and Munich and apprenticed in the studio of Jacques-Louis David in Paris in 1811/12. From 1813 to 1832 Bendixen worked in Hamburg before settling in London. In close contact with Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, he also exchanged pictorial works for study in 1824-1826.