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Georg Wichmann

Georg Wichmann (1876 - 1944) was active/lived in Germany.  Georg Wichmann is known for Mountain landscapes and cityscape painting.

Georg Wichmann (* 1876 in Löwenberg; † 1944 in Schreiberhau) was a German landscape painter and co-founder of the "Association of Visual Artists St. Lukas" in Schreiberhau in Lower Silesia.
Life

Georg Wichmann spent his childhood in Pomerania. He began studying painting at the Berlin Academy of Arts with Anton von Werner. From 1897 he continued his studies in Breslau with Eduard Kaempffer and Carl Ernst Morgenstern, then from 1898 with Leopold von Kalckreuth in Karlsruhe. In the period from 1901 to 1903 he was involved in the maintenance of the pictures in the galleries of Count Eduard von Pückler in Schedlau and of Count Friedrich von Praschma in Falkenberg.

In 1903 he settled in the Giant Mountains and stayed there with the exception of his service during the First World War.

In 1922 he co-founded the “Association of Visual Artists St. Lukas” in Schreiberhau in the Giant Mountains in Lower Silesia, an association of artists who offered their work in the Lukasm   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2399 characters.]  Artist bio

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