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Josef Ullmann

Josef Ullmann (1870 - 1922) was active/lived in Czech Republic.  Josef Ullmann is known for Landscape painting, magazine illustrations.

Josef Ullmann ( June 13, 1870 Nekmír [1] - May 31, 1922 Prague-Vinohrady [2] ) was a Czech painter - landscape painter, disciple of Julius Marák at the Academy of Painting in Prague .

Josef Ullmann was born in 1870 in the village of Nekmír in the Pilsen region of Czechoslavakia. His father Josef Ullmann died prematurely and the family moved to Pilsen . The young Ullmann in Pilsen graduated from four classes of a real grammar school and subsequently started working in a Škoda factory as a clerk. His drawing experiments were noticed by the director of the company and on his recommendation Ullmann left for Munich in 1894 .

In Munich he probably studied with professor August Fink (1846 - 1916), who ran a landscape studio at the Royal Academy of Arts in Munich from 1889 to 1905. For a relatively long time, Josef Ullmann was influenced by both his artistic expression and his choice of landscape themes. He likely studied with Professor Johann Herterich (1843 - 1905), who is know   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 5091 characters.]  Artist bio

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