Werner, Anton von, 1843-1915
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Name (Hebrew)
ורנר, אנטון פון, 1843-1915
Name (Latin)
Werner, Anton von, 1843-1915
Other forms of name
Werner, Anton Alexander von, 1843-1915
Von Werner, Anton, 1843-1915
Date of birth
1843-05-09
Date of death
1915-01-04
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Bartmann, D. Anton von Werner, c1985:p. 16, etc. (b. 5/9/1843 in Frankfurt/Oder; d. 1/4/1915; court painter)
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Self-portrait
Anton von Werner
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File:1877 Werner Ankunft Wilhem I in Saarbruecken anagoria.JPG
Anton von Werner
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File:A v Werner - Kaiserproklamation am 18 Januar 1871 (3. Fassung 1885).jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:Anton-von-Werner.jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:Anton von Werner - Im Etappenquartier vor Paris - Google Art Project.jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:Anton von Werner - Kriegsgefangen Jouy-aux-Arches - BG-M 0162^77 - Berlinische Galerie.jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:Anton von werner selbstbildnis 1885.jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:Congress of Berlin, 13 July 1878, by Anton von Werner.jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:Die Eröffnung des Reichstags - Werner.jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:German crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm contemplating the corpse of French general Abel Douay, Franco-Prussian War, 1870.jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:Sturm auf den Spicherer Berg (1880) Anton von Werner.jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:Werner Enthüllung Wagner-Denkmal 1908.jpg
Anton von Werner
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File:Лютер в Вормсе.jpg
Anton von Werner
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Wikipedia description:
Anton Alexander von Werner (9 May 1843 – 4 January 1915) was a German painter and illustrator, best known for his depictions of the Franco-Prussian War and the Unification of Germany, typical of the Naturalist style. Member of the Akademie der Künste from 1874, Werner was a favourite of all the three German Emperors, William I, Frederick III, and Wilhelm II.
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