Anton Doll
Anton Doll was born the son of a teacher in Munich on 3 March,[1] 1826 (1826-1887) was a German painter and was a member of the Munich Kunstverein.[2] Notably, Doll depicted his home city of Munich with such a high level of accuracy, his art cityscapes are often studied for their historical value as documents of their time.
A leading member of the Munich School of painters, Doll was born on March 3, 1826, in Munich, Germany, and began his career studying law at Munich University, but quickly shifted his focus to painting in 1849. Exhibited by the Munich Kunstverein institution, Doll followed in the footsteps of other traditional German landscape painters such as Heinrich Bürkel, Adolf Stademann, and Carl August Lebschée. Doll's landscapes and cityscapes frequently focus on areas of central Europe, and can be found among the collections of important institutions like Neue Pinakothek in Munich and the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart in Stuttgart, among others. Doll died on May 2, 1887, in Munich, Germany.[3]
References
[edit]- ^ "Ketterer Kunst, Art auctions, Book auctions Munich, Hamburg & Berlin".
- ^ "Anton Doll". Ketterer Kunst. Retrieved 20 November 2016.
- ^ "Anton Doll (German, 1826–1887)".
- ^ https://artuk.org/discover/artists/doll-anton-eduard-18261887 Anton Eduard Doll on the Art UK website.
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