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Kingdom of Prussia · March 4, 1800 – April 1, 1874Wikidata

Wilhelm Brücke

painter from Germany (1800-1874)

Born in Dielenhaus (Stralsund). Died in Berlin.

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A life in paintings

Born 180010 dated paintingsDied 1874

10 works

  • Unter den Linden
    Unter den Linden
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1838
  • View of the Capitol im Rome
    View of the Capitol im Rome
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1839 · Landesmuseum Hannover
  • Berlin: parade before the royal palace
    Berlin: parade before the royal palace
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1839 · Märkisches Museum
  • Ansicht auf den ehemaligen Berlinischen Rathausturm
    Ansicht auf den ehemaligen Berlinischen Rathausturm
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1840 · Märkisches Museum
  • Das Palais Friedrich Wilhelms III. in Berlin
    Das Palais Friedrich Wilhelms III. in Berlin
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1841
  • Ansicht der Neuen Wache in Berlin
    Ansicht der Neuen Wache in Berlin
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1842 · Landesmuseum Hannover
  • Sight of the Opera Square with views of the New Guard and the Arsenal in Berlin
    Sight of the Opera Square with views of the New Guard and the Arsenal in Berlin
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1843 · Märkisches Museum
  • Unter den Linden
    Unter den Linden
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1852–July 28, 1852
  • Berlin: View of the monument of Frederick the Great, together with environment
    Berlin: View of the monument of Frederick the Great, together with environment
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1855 · Märkisches Museum
  • Im Giardino degli Aranci in Rom
    Im Giardino degli Aranci in Rom
    Wilhelm Brücke
    1859
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