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Kingdom of Prussia · January 3, 1849 – July 4, 1927Wikidata

Carl Wuttke

German painter (1849-1927)

Born in Trzebnica. Died in Munich.

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A life in paintings

Born 184917 dated paintingsDied 1927

21 works

  • Bei Amalfi
    Bei Amalfi
    Carl Wuttke
    1874
  • View from the ancient theater in Taormina to Mount Etna
    View from the ancient theater in Taormina to Mount Etna
    Carl Wuttke
    1880s
  • Veduta di Roma - Abendstimmung am Tiber mit Engelsburg und im Hintergrund der Petersdom
    Veduta di Roma - Abendstimmung am Tiber mit Engelsburg und im Hintergrund der Petersdom
    Carl Wuttke
    1882
  • Römischer Torbogen mit Ausblick in die Campagna.
    Römischer Torbogen mit Ausblick in die Campagna.
    Carl Wuttke
    1886
  • Am Tempel der Minerva in Rom (Nerva-Forum).
    Am Tempel der Minerva in Rom (Nerva-Forum).
    Carl Wuttke
    1887
  • Blick auf die Ruinen der El Mansourah Moschee bei Tlemcen in Algerien
    Blick auf die Ruinen der El Mansourah Moschee bei Tlemcen in Algerien
    Carl Wuttke
    1890
  • Oasis near Tehran
    Oasis near Tehran
    Carl Wuttke
    1895
  • Pilgrim on Route to Mount Fuji
    Pilgrim on Route to Mount Fuji
    Carl Wuttke
    1898
  • The sacred bridge (Shinkyo) in Nikko.
    The sacred bridge (Shinkyo) in Nikko.
    Carl Wuttke
    1898
  • Hügellandschaft in Westbengalen, im Hintergrund der Himalaya
    Hügellandschaft in Westbengalen, im Hintergrund der Himalaya
    Carl Wuttke
    1899
  • in the Street of Rome
    in the Street of Rome
    Carl Wuttke
    20th century
  • Orientalisches Strassenmotiv
    Orientalisches Strassenmotiv
    Carl Wuttke
    20th century
  • The pyramids of Giza
    The pyramids of Giza
    Carl Wuttke
    1906
  • Garden in Cairo
    Garden in Cairo
    Carl Wuttke
    1906
  • Ansicht des Deutschen Hauses in Theben
    Ansicht des Deutschen Hauses in Theben
    Carl Wuttke
    c. 1908
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