Died 1880-01-04.
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Anselm Feuerbach was a German painter. He was the leading neoclassical painter of the German 19th-century school.
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culture · German painter (1829–1880) · painter · university teacher · visual artist · draftsperson · also Anselm Feuerbach, Anselm Friedrich Feuerbach, Feuerbach Anselm, a. feuerbach, a. f. feuerbach, Feuerbach
Born 12 September 1829 · Died 4 January 1880 · Q250194
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Died 1880-01-04.
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Feuerbach resigned from his post at the Vienna Academy and moved to Venice, where he died in 1880
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Feuerbach moved to Vienna, having been appointed professor of history painting at the Academy
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Was succeeded as his principal model by Lucia Brunacci, an innkeeper's wife who posed for his pictures of Medea
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Feuerbach met Count Adolf Friedrich von Schack, who commissioned copies of Italian old masters from him
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Met Anna Risi (known as "Nanna"), who sat as his model for the next four years
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Funded by Grand Duke Friedrich of Baden he visited Venice, where he fell under the spell of the greatest school of colourists, several of his works demonstrating a close study of the Italian masters
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Where he was a pupil of Thomas Couture until 1854
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Along with a number of other dissatisfied students, he moved to the academy at Antwerp, where he studied under Gustav Wappers
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Born 1829-09-12.
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