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Heinrich Lang

Heinrich Lang (1838 - 1891) was active/lived in Germany.  Heinrich Lang is known for Equestrian and battle scene painting.

The Regensburg-born artist Heinrich Lang (1838-1891) was a painter, draftsman and illustrator of the 19th century with a passion for horse images and battle scenes.  Lang studied at the Royal Academy of Arts in Munich and went to gestates in Württemberg and Hungary on his own to study the anatomy and behavior of horse.  That way these animals were his favored motifs: He painted single horse, horses in groups, paintings in combination with men, as well as the battle scenes.

He got a job as a painter in the Franco-German war in 1870/71: 'Erinnerungen eines Schlachtenbummlers' are his memories recalled, where he combined texts and sketches of the battles.  The favored subjects of his oeuvre are depictions of military, country and circus life.

Works of the artist can be seen among others in the following public collections: Nationalgalerie in Berlin, Neue Pinakothek in München as well as in Schlesischen Museum in Breslau. (msc)

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