Friedrich Hohe

Friedrich Hohe (Bayreuth, 1802 – Monaco di Baviera, 7 giugno 1870) è stato un litografo e pittore tedesco.

Biografia

Nasce a Bayreuth, in Baviera, nel 1802.
Il suo primo maestro di pittura è stato suo padre stesso. Nel 1820 entra nell'Accademia delle belle arti di Monaco. Conclusi gli studi, dal 1823 fino alla fine della sua vita, si dedica alla litografia.^[1]

Nel 1826 Hohe compie un viaggio in Italia con il pittore paesaggistico Carl Rottmann. Visita e ritrae paesaggi del Levante ligure.

Due anni dopo, pubblica Galleria di Leuchtenberg (1831)^[2] e successivamente collabora con Hanfstängl nella produzione della Galleria Dresda (1864-1869).^[1]^[3].

Verso la fine della sua vita si dedica a dipingere dipinti di paesaggio, ma senza molto successo.

Muore a Monaco il 7 giugno 1870. Suo fratello maggiore, Nikolaus Christian Hohe (1798-1868),^[1]^[4] è stato anche egli pittore.^[5]

Note

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^ ^a ^b ^c Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Friedrich, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, p. 57, OCLC 216984132..
^ Auswahl der vorzüglichsten Gemälde der herzoglich Leuchtenbergischen Gallerie, herausgegeben von der literarischartistischen Anstalt der J.G. Cottalschen Buchhandlung in München [Selection of Preferred Paintings from the Gallery of the Duke of Leuchtenberg, Published by the Literary and Artistic Establishment of the J.G. Cottalschen Bookshop in Munich], Munich, J.G. Cottalschen Buchhandlung, 1831, OCLC 469609185., later published in English and German as Eugène de Beauharnais, 1st Duke of Leuchtenberg, J[ohann] N[epomuck] Muxel e J[ohann] D[avid] Passavant, The Leuchtenberg Gallery: A Collection of Pictures Forming the Celebrated Gallery of His Imperial Highness, the Duke of Leuchtenberg, at Munich; Engraved by J.N. Muxel, Curator of the Gallery; with Biographical and Critical Notices, by J.D. Passavant, Frankfort on the Maine; London, J. Baer; G. Willis, 1852, OCLC 19541566..
^ Possibly Hanns Hanfstaengl, Die vorzüglichsten Meisterwerke der Dresdner Gemaelde-Galerie in photographischen Nachbildungen von H. Hanfstaengl [The Most Exquisite Masterpieces of the Dresden Art Gallery in Photographic Reproductions by H. Hanfstaengl], Dresden, Hanfstaengl, [1864–1869], OCLC 560215703.. Hanns Hanfstaengl was Franz Hanfstaengl's brother who managed Franz's lithographic business in Dresden with another brother, Max, after Franz returned to Munich.
^ Death announcement in the Neueste Nachrichten (Latest News, 8 June 1870), p. 15.
^ Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Nikolaus Christian, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, p. 57, OCLC 216984132..

Bibliografia

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Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Friedrich, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, OCLC 216984132.

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[Bryan-1] Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Friedrich, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, p. 57, OCLC 216984132..

[2] Auswahl der vorzüglichsten Gemälde der herzoglich Leuchtenbergischen Gallerie, herausgegeben von der literarischartistischen Anstalt der J.G. Cottalschen Buchhandlung in München [Selection of Preferred Paintings from the Gallery of the Duke of Leuchtenberg, Published by the Literary and Artistic Establishment of the J.G. Cottalschen Bookshop in Munich], Munich, J.G. Cottalschen Buchhandlung, 1831, OCLC 469609185., later published in English and German as Eugène de Beauharnais, 1st Duke of Leuchtenberg, J[ohann] N[epomuck] Muxel e J[ohann] D[avid] Passavant, The Leuchtenberg Gallery: A Collection of Pictures Forming the Celebrated Gallery of His Imperial Highness, the Duke of Leuchtenberg, at Munich; Engraved by J.N. Muxel, Curator of the Gallery; with Biographical and Critical Notices, by J.D. Passavant, Frankfort on the Maine; London, J. Baer; G. Willis, 1852, OCLC 19541566..

[3] Possibly Hanns Hanfstaengl, Die vorzüglichsten Meisterwerke der Dresdner Gemaelde-Galerie in photographischen Nachbildungen von H. Hanfstaengl [The Most Exquisite Masterpieces of the Dresden Art Gallery in Photographic Reproductions by H. Hanfstaengl], Dresden, Hanfstaengl, [1864–1869], OCLC 560215703.. Hanns Hanfstaengl was Franz Hanfstaengl's brother who managed Franz's lithographic business in Dresden with another brother, Max, after Franz returned to Munich.

[4] Death announcement in the Neueste Nachrichten (Latest News, 8 June 1870), p. 15.

[5] Michael Bryan e George C. Williamson, HOHE, Nikolaus Christian, in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers; vol. III, New (4th) rev. & enl., New York, N.Y.; London, Macmillan; George Bell & Sons, 1904, p. 57, OCLC 216984132..

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