Friedrich Hohe

Friedrich Hohe (Bayreuth, 1802 – Monaco di Baviera, 7 giugno 1870) è stato un litografo e pittore tedesco.

Biografia

Nasce a Bayreuth, in Baviera, nel 1802.
Il suo primo maestro di pittura è stato suo padre stesso. Nel 1820 entra nell'Accademia delle belle arti di Monaco. Conclusi gli studi, dal 1823 fino alla fine della sua vita, si dedica alla litografia.

Nel 1826 Hohe compie un viaggio in Italia con il pittore paesaggistico Carl Rottmann. Visita e ritrae paesaggi del Levante ligure.

Due anni dopo, pubblica Galleria di Leuchtenberg (1831) e successivamente collabora con Hanfstängl nella produzione della Galleria Dresda (1864-1869)..

Verso la fine della sua vita si dedica a dipingere dipinti di paesaggio, ma senza molto successo.

Muore a Monaco il 7 giugno 1870. Suo fratello maggiore, Nikolaus Christian Hohe (1798-1868), è stato anche egli pittore.

Note

1 2 3 Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Friedrich, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, p. 57, OCLC 216984132..
↑ Auswahl der vorzüglichsten Gemälde der herzoglich Leuchtenbergischen Gallerie, herausgegeben von der literarischartistischen Anstalt der J.G. Cottalschen Buchhandlung in München [Selection of Preferred Paintings from the Gallery of the Duke of Leuchtenberg, Published by the Literary and Artistic Establishment of the J.G. Cottalschen Bookshop in Munich], Munich, J.G. Cottalschen Buchhandlung, 1831, OCLC 469609185., later published in English and German as Eugène de Beauharnais, 1st Duke of Leuchtenberg, J[ohann] N[epomuck] Muxel e J[ohann] D[avid] Passavant, The Leuchtenberg Gallery: A Collection of Pictures Forming the Celebrated Gallery of His Imperial Highness, the Duke of Leuchtenberg, at Munich; Engraved by J.N. Muxel, Curator of the Gallery; with Biographical and Critical Notices, by J.D. Passavant, Frankfort on the Maine; London, J. Baer; G. Willis, 1852, OCLC 19541566..
↑ Possibly Hanns Hanfstaengl, Die vorzüglichsten Meisterwerke der Dresdner Gemaelde-Galerie in photographischen Nachbildungen von H. Hanfstaengl [The Most Exquisite Masterpieces of the Dresden Art Gallery in Photographic Reproductions by H. Hanfstaengl], Dresden, Hanfstaengl, [1864–1869], OCLC 560215703.. Hanns Hanfstaengl was Franz Hanfstaengl's brother who managed Franz's lithographic business in Dresden with another brother, Max, after Franz returned to Munich.
↑ Death announcement in the Neueste Nachrichten (Latest News, 8 June 1870), p. 15.
↑ Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Nikolaus Christian, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, p. 57, OCLC 216984132..

Bibliografia

Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Friedrich, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, OCLC 216984132.

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[Bryan-1] 1 2 3 Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Friedrich, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, p. 57, OCLC 216984132..

[2] Auswahl der vorzüglichsten Gemälde der herzoglich Leuchtenbergischen Gallerie, herausgegeben von der literarischartistischen Anstalt der J.G. Cottalschen Buchhandlung in München [Selection of Preferred Paintings from the Gallery of the Duke of Leuchtenberg, Published by the Literary and Artistic Establishment of the J.G. Cottalschen Bookshop in Munich], Munich, J.G. Cottalschen Buchhandlung, 1831, OCLC 469609185., later published in English and German as Eugène de Beauharnais, 1st Duke of Leuchtenberg, J[ohann] N[epomuck] Muxel e J[ohann] D[avid] Passavant, The Leuchtenberg Gallery: A Collection of Pictures Forming the Celebrated Gallery of His Imperial Highness, the Duke of Leuchtenberg, at Munich; Engraved by J.N. Muxel, Curator of the Gallery; with Biographical and Critical Notices, by J.D. Passavant, Frankfort on the Maine; London, J. Baer; G. Willis, 1852, OCLC 19541566..

[3] Possibly Hanns Hanfstaengl, Die vorzüglichsten Meisterwerke der Dresdner Gemaelde-Galerie in photographischen Nachbildungen von H. Hanfstaengl [The Most Exquisite Masterpieces of the Dresden Art Gallery in Photographic Reproductions by H. Hanfstaengl], Dresden, Hanfstaengl, [1864–1869], OCLC 560215703.. Hanns Hanfstaengl was Franz Hanfstaengl's brother who managed Franz's lithographic business in Dresden with another brother, Max, after Franz returned to Munich.

[4] Death announcement in the Neueste Nachrichten (Latest News, 8 June 1870), p. 15.

[5] Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Nikolaus Christian, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, p. 57, OCLC 216984132..