- they were more
likely to want to pay for an
original work.
German chromolithographers,
largely based in Bavaria, came to
dominate the
trade with their...
- (August 17, 1788 –
April 25, 1839) was a Franco-German
lithographer and
chromolithographer.
Godefroy Engelmann was born in 1788 in Mühlhausen, a
small town near...
- 1915, Royan) was a
French landscape painter,
poster artist, and
chromolithographer.
Louis Tauzin studied at the École des beaux-arts de Bordeaux [fr]...
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Petersburg where he
became president of the
Union of
Engravers and
Chromolithographers.
Tomsky was
arrested in 1908 and then
exiled to France, but returned...
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British 19th-century art. Born the son of a
graphic designer and
chromolithographer,
Gaunt dabbled in
drawing and
writing as a youth. In 1914,
after winning...
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Hungarian painter (born 1797)
Michael Hanhart,
English lithographer and
chromolithographer (born 1788) King, Ross (2006). The
Judgment of Paris: The Revolutionary...
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archaeologist Giuseppe Fiorelli, art
historian Emil Presuhn, and Naples-based
chromolithographer Victor Steeger, to
record wall
paintings in the
Roman ruins of Pompeii...
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Philip Robert Presants (18
December 1867 – 27
October 1942) was a
chromolithographer,
designer and
painter in New Zealand. He
became Chief Artist of The...
-
draughtsman Godefroy Engelmann (1788–1839), Franco-German
lithographer and
chromolithographer Godefroy Maurice de La Tour d'Auvergne, Duke of
Bouillon (1636–1721)...
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Prince Consort's
drawings for
Queen Victoria, and was
thereafter chromolithographer to her
Majesty and
subsequently to King
Edward VII.
Though the contents...
