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Grand Duchy of Hesse · January 19, 1823 – October 12, 1916Wikidata

Paul Weber

German painter (1823-1916)

Born in Darmstadt. Died in Munich.

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A life in paintings

Born 182313 dated paintingsDied 1916

16 works

7 without a public image, listed last

  • Sommer - landscape with girl + goat
    Sommer - landscape with girl + goat
    Paul Weber
    1838–1916 · Führermuseum
  • forest scenery with cows
    forest scenery with cows
    Paul Weber
    1838–1916 · Führermuseum
  • The Mountain Stream
    The Mountain Stream
    Paul Weber
    1850 · Reading Public Museum
  • View on the Hudson River Near Fishkill Creek
    View on the Hudson River Near Fishkill Creek
    Paul Weber
    1855 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • Scene in the Catskills
    Scene in the Catskills
    Paul Weber
    1858 · National Gallery of Art
  • Kratersee im schottischen Hochland
    Kratersee im schottischen Hochland
    Paul Weber
    1861 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Steilküste (Mittelmeerlandschaft)
    Steilküste (Mittelmeerlandschaft)
    Paul Weber
    1863 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Titti, Lake Como, Italy
    Titti, Lake Como, Italy
    Paul Weber
    c. 1875–1899 · Reading Public Museum
  • Magdeburg Valley
    Magdeburg Valley
    Paul Weber
    · Reading Public Museum
  • PNo image
    Pennsylvania Landscape
    Paul Weber
    1862 · High Museum of Art
  • VNo image
    View of the Gosausee
    Paul Weber
    1866
  • GNo image
    Garden House between Trees
    Paul Weber
    1867
  • BNo image
    Brushwood Collector (Mother with Her Little Boy in front of the Dachau Miill)
    Paul Weber
    1875
  • SNo image
    Summer River Landscape near a Farmstead
    Paul Weber
    20th century
  • MNo image
    Mountain Torrent with Small Waterfall
    Paul Weber
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