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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick William, later Frederick III, German Emperor and King of Prussia by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of Richard Wagner by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of the Australian Cancan Dancer Saharet by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "George II, Duke of Saxe-Meiningen by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Friedrich Wilhelm Crown Prince of Prussia, as Friedrich III German Emperor by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Copy after Titian: Resting Venus and Organ Player by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Franz von Lenbach with Wife and Daughters by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Clementine von Schön-Renz with Her Daughter Hanna Elisabeth by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Richard Wagner, German composer, conductor, and essayist, late 19th century by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of Otto Eduard Leopold von Bismarck by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of Richard Wagner by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Helene von Dönniges by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of the Composer Richard Wagner, 1868 by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Ludovika Duchess in Bavaria by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Boy in the Sun. 1860 by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Danae, Copy after Titian")
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.jpg "Otto von Bismarck by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of the Artist Wilhelm Busch by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Court Jester of Philip IV of Spain, Copy after Velázquez")
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.jpg "Otto Prince Bismarck by Franz von Lenbach")
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_Graefin_Erduedy_-_(MeisterDrucke-1343336).jpg "Maria Ilona (Helene) Countess Erdödy by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of the Conductor and Composer Hermann Levi, 1898 by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Seated Boy Putting on His Sock by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Marchesa di Montagliari by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Clementine Princess of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "The Painter Franz von Seitz by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of Daughter Marion by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Lady by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Luise Crown Princess of Saxony by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Theodor Freiherr von Cramer-Klett by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of Gabriella Lenbach by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Karl Eduard von Liphart, c.1875 by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Augusta Queen of Prussia and German Empress by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "The Village Barber by Franz von Lenbach")
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_1871_-_(MeisterDrucke-805114).jpg "Portrait of Composer Richard Wagner (1813-1883) by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Gottfried Semper by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Lady Mary Victoria Leiter Curzon by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Franz Liszt by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Two Peasant Boys on a Slope by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Peasant Boy Eating Bread in the Room by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Luitpold Prince Regent of Bavaria by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Lily von Poschinger by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "His Holiness Pope Leo XIII by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Ludwig I, King of Bavaria by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Marion Lenbach in Knight")
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.jpg "Study for the Painting The Arch of Titus in Rome by Franz von Lenbach")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1343360).jpg "Emma Mumm (von Schwarzenstein) by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Group Portrait: Three Ladies in Costume (Miss Heuberger, Mrs. Obermayer, and Mrs. Putz) by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Shepherd Boy on a Grass Hill by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of an Arab by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Otto Prince Bismarck by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Adolf Oberländer by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Prince Otto von Bismarck, 1896 by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Village Cemetery Entrance by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Portrait of Richard Wagner, c.1870 by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Copy after Titian: Lavinia as Salome by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Werner von Siemens by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Emperor Wilhelm I by Franz von Lenbach")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1343113).jpg "Margarethe von Stumm (?) by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Flight into Egypt, with Baron Karl Eduard von Liphart as Joseph by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Josef Hösl by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Miss Bartenstein by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Ludwig of Bavaria with Family by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Ernst Friedrich von Liphart by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Street in Cairo by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Ludwig Freiherr von und zu der Tann-Rathsamhausen by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Charlotte Wolter by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Reinhold Begas by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Adolf Friedrich von Schack by Franz von Lenbach")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1343502).jpg "Mary Stuck (née Lindpaintner) by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Marie Baroness Harkányi by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Konrad Dreher by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Karl Eduard von Liphart by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Konrad Dreher as Ko-Ko by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Harriet von Bleichröder by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Farmstead under Bare Trees by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Rudolph von Delbrück by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Arthur Georg Baron von Ramberg by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "S. Miniato al Monte in Florence by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "The Engraver Conrad Geyer by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Pope Leo XIII by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "The Landscape Painter Eduard Schleich by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Mary Lady Curzon of Kedleston by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Caricature of Three Gaunt Old Persons by Franz von Lenbach")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1342694).jpg "Magdalena Plach (?) by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Rudolf Virchow by Franz von Lenbach")
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_mit_weiblicher_Gestalt_-_(MeisterDrucke-1343111).jpg "Village Street in Aresing (?) with Female Figure by Franz von Lenbach")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1343588).jpg "Hubertine Henriette Startz (?) by Franz von Lenbach")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1342708).jpg "Portrait Study of a Cardinal, verso: Mule in Rear View (?) by Franz von Lenbach")
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_Freifrau_von_Plessen-Cronstern_-_(MeisterDrucke-1343860).jpg "Leopoldine (?) Baroness von Plessen-Cronstern by Franz von Lenbach")
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.jpg "Franz Lenbach by Franz von Lenbach")
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The Bavarian painter Franz Lenbach is also called "the Munich painter prince" by art historians. This name is no accident, as Lenbach's lifestyle was upscale and luxurious. Franz Lenbach, who came from a family of bricklayers with many children, was even knighted in 1882 and thus rose to the ranks of the nobility. The up-and-coming upper middle classes and nobility wanted to have him painted and offered large sums of money for his portraits.
As for many artists of his time, a trip to Italy was formative for his further style. Since Goethe, German artists in the 18th and 19th centuries have travelled in the footsteps of ancient cultures to the land of longing, Italy. There they hoped to find inspiration at the sites of Roman civilization and amid the art and architecture of the Italian Renaissance. As a young man he visited Rome and Florence and trained his art on the works of the old masters. He made copies of important works such as Tizians and Rubens.
Lenbach's style was also clearly influenced by his teachers at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. The painter Carl Theodor von Piloty brought the young and promising artist Lenbach back from Italy to the Academy in Munich. There, under Piloty's watchful eye, Lenbach developed his special style, which focused on atmospheric coloring and lifelike staging. Lenbach's style was innovative in the sense that he focused his attention on the presentation of the individuality of his models. Lenbach wanted to depict his models with dignity and, despite all naturalism, to avoid depictions of poverty or misery, as could be found in Gustave Courbet or Jean Francois Millet, for example. Instead, Lenbach found his artistic role models more in the old masters such as Titian or Peter Paul Rubens.
With the success of his art, Franz Lenbach succeeded in making himself a wealthy and influential artist. He portrayed celebrities such as Otto von Bismark and even the acting pope. Nevertheless, he did not forget his family. He gave financial support to his siblings throughout his life. Lenbach's style suited the increasingly influential bourgeoisie of his time very well. Rich citizens wanted to be portrayed just as dignified and skilfully as the nobility. Lenbach was the right address for them.
Even though Franz von Lenbach was able to win the recognition of his contemporaries, his love life looked rather bad. During the first half of his life Lenbach was unhappily in love with Countess Marie von Dönhoff, who was trapped in an equally unhappy marriage with a Prussian diplomat. After her divorce, however, she chose not Lenbach but Bernhard von Bülow, the later Chancellor of the Reich, as the new man at her side. Lenbach's portrait of the Countess is still one of his most famous paintings. Even his two late marriages could not help him over this loss.
The Bavarian painter Franz Lenbach is also called "the Munich painter prince" by art historians. This name is no accident, as Lenbach's lifestyle was upscale and luxurious. Franz Lenbach, who came from a family of bricklayers with many children, was even knighted in 1882 and thus rose to the ranks of the nobility. The up-and-coming upper middle classes and nobility wanted to have him painted and offered large sums of money for his portraits.
As for many artists of his time, a trip to Italy was formative for his further style. Since Goethe, German artists in the 18th and 19th centuries have travelled in the footsteps of ancient cultures to the land of longing, Italy. There they hoped to find inspiration at the sites of Roman civilization and amid the art and architecture of the Italian Renaissance. As a young man he visited Rome and Florence and trained his art on the works of the old masters. He made copies of important works such as Tizians and Rubens.
Lenbach's style was also clearly influenced by his teachers at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. The painter Carl Theodor von Piloty brought the young and promising artist Lenbach back from Italy to the Academy in Munich. There, under Piloty's watchful eye, Lenbach developed his special style, which focused on atmospheric coloring and lifelike staging. Lenbach's style was innovative in the sense that he focused his attention on the presentation of the individuality of his models. Lenbach wanted to depict his models with dignity and, despite all naturalism, to avoid depictions of poverty or misery, as could be found in Gustave Courbet or Jean Francois Millet, for example. Instead, Lenbach found his artistic role models more in the old masters such as Titian or Peter Paul Rubens.
With the success of his art, Franz Lenbach succeeded in making himself a wealthy and influential artist. He portrayed celebrities such as Otto von Bismark and even the acting pope. Nevertheless, he did not forget his family. He gave financial support to his siblings throughout his life. Lenbach's style suited the increasingly influential bourgeoisie of his time very well. Rich citizens wanted to be portrayed just as dignified and skilfully as the nobility. Lenbach was the right address for them.
Even though Franz von Lenbach was able to win the recognition of his contemporaries, his love life looked rather bad. During the first half of his life Lenbach was unhappily in love with Countess Marie von Dönhoff, who was trapped in an equally unhappy marriage with a Prussian diplomat. After her divorce, however, she chose not Lenbach but Bernhard von Bülow, the later Chancellor of the Reich, as the new man at her side. Lenbach's portrait of the Countess is still one of his most famous paintings. Even his two late marriages could not help him over this loss.
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.jpg "Chancellor Otto von Bismarck in Uniform with Prussian Helmet by Franz von Lenbach")
.jpg "Portrait of Otto von Bismarck, 1884 by Franz von Lenbach")
.jpg "Female Nude by Franz von Lenbach")
.jpg "Shepherd Boy by Franz von Lenbach")