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Gottlieb Theodor von Hartenkampf

Gottlieb Theodor von Hartenkampf (1871 - 1964) was active/lived in Germany.  Gottlieb Hartenkampf is known for Painting.

Gottlieb Theodor von Kempf-Hartenkampf was born 1871 in Vienna. From 1888 to 1896 he studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts under Julius Victor Berger, Leopold Karl Müller and Josef Matthias von Trenkwald as well as August Eisenmenger. He undertook numerous study trips to Rome and Paris. The portrait, landscape and genre painter was also active as an etcher and illustrator and presented his works in the Vienna Künstlerhaus, the Vienna Secession, as well as in Munich and Dresden. For his artistic achievements Gottlieb Theodor von Kempf-Hartenkampf received, among others, the Great Golden Medal of Honour of the Vienna Künstlerhaus, the Master Award of the City of Vienna, the Waldmüller Prize as well as the State Prize.

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