Johann Georg Haeselich

Johann Georg Haeselich (standing) and Hermann Kauffmann in Kauffmanns Atelier in München (1830)

Johann Georg Haeselich (also Haselick; 30 August 1806 - 6 December 1894) was a German genre painter and lithographer.[1]

Education

Haeselich studied the painting of nature with Gerdt Hardorff, who also taught Hermann Kauffmann in Naturstudien,[2] and then continued his studies at the academies in Berlin and Dresden. In 1828 he went to Munich and entered the Academy of Fine Arts as a genre painter.[3] He stayed in Munich until 1836 and was a member of the Hamburg art colony run by Andreas Borum. Journeying into the Bavarian mountains as well as to Tirol and Innsbruck he found the inspiration for the paintings that later made him famous. After returning to Hamburg he devoted himself to painting landscapes of the surrounding area, especially Holstein.

He was a member of the Hamburg art society, and is immortalized in the 1840 Künstler-Vereinsbild by Günther Gensler.

Johann Georg Haeselich, standing, wearing a fez, depicted by Günther Gensler [4]

Notable works

Paintings

Auctions

Exhibitions

Bibliography

References

  1. "Die Deutsche Marinemalerei..." (PDF) (in German). Retrieved 4 January 2014.
  2. "Naturstudien ab 1824" (in German). Retrieved 22 December 2013.
  3. "01438 Georg Haeselich, Matrikelbuch 1809-1841" (in German). Retrieved 24 December 2013.
  4. [Die braune Inschrift auf dem weißen Zettel: v. d. Link. z. Recht, stehend: J. H. Sander, 30, J. Georg Haeselich, 34, Günther Gensler, 27, Herm. Soltau, 28, C. J. Milde, 37, Herm. Kauffmann, 32, Rudolf Hardorf 24. Sitzend: Otto Speckter, 33, Franz Heesche, 34, Jacob Gensler, 32, Martin Gensler, 29 Jahre alt. Darunter: Günther Gensler pinx. Hamburg 1840.]
  5. Catherine Johnston: Baltic Light: Early Open-air Painting in Denmark and North Germany. Yale University Press 1999 ISBN 978-0-300-08166-4, S. 140, Nr. 62
  6. http://www.bildindex.de
  7. Wiedergabe, abgerufen am 22. Dezember 2013
  8. Bild, abgerufen am 22. Dezember 2013
  9. Rudolph Lepke's Kuns-Auctions-Haus
  10. Jubiläumsausstellung, abgerufen am 22. Dezember 2013
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