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Elmar Eschwege

Elmar Freiherr von Eschwege (1856 - 1935) was active/lived in Germany.  Elmar Eschwege is known for Painting.

Friedrich Adolf Eilmar Baron von Eschwege, Germany landscape - , animal - and historical - and genre painter (1856 Braunschweig until 1935 Oberweimar), studied 1877 - 82 at the Weimar art school at Albert Brendel and Alexander Struys 1882 - 83. Studies at the Munich academy, 1883 training at the Academy of Dresden and master student of Ferdinand Pauwels, here in 1890 appointed professor and in Dresden - Blasewitz resident later appeal to Weimar 1899 - 1906 stays in the artists' colony Dachau, had lived since 1889 in Weimar, in the between 1892 and 1904.

He also made templates for school books published Velhagen & Klasing, a member of the Weimar Art Association, the General German art cooperative in the National Association of visual Artists of Germany

Sources:
Thieme - Becker, Vollmer, Dressler, Müller - Singer, Matriculation book of the Munich Academy, Boetticher, Saur Bio - Bibliographisches dictionary and Wikipedia.

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