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Heinrich Brandes

German artist (1803-1868)

Born in Bortfeld. Died in Brunswick.

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A life in paintings

Born 18034 dated paintingsDied 1868

14 works

  • Abendlandschaft bei Salzburg
    Abendlandschaft bei Salzburg
    Heinrich Brandes
    1827 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Teufelsmauer mit heranziehendem Gewitter
    Teufelsmauer mit heranziehendem Gewitter
    Heinrich Brandes
    1867–1868 · Städtisches Museum Braunschweig
  • Landscape near Harzburg
    Landscape near Harzburg
    Heinrich Brandes
    1868
  • Landscape with mill
    Landscape with mill
    Heinrich Brandes
    1868
  • View of the Colosseum in Rome
    View of the Colosseum in Rome
    Heinrich Brandes
  • Mountainous Landscape with Fauna
    Mountainous Landscape with Fauna
    Heinrich Brandes
  • Berchtesgaden landscape with painting artists
    Berchtesgaden landscape with painting artists
    Heinrich Brandes
  • View of the Untersberg in Berchtesgadener Land
    View of the Untersberg in Berchtesgadener Land
    Heinrich Brandes
  • Rocky landscape
    Rocky landscape
    Heinrich Brandes
  • Mountainous Landscape with Anglers / Romantic Harz landscape with fishermen at a stream
    Mountainous Landscape with Anglers / Romantic Harz landscape with fishermen at a stream
    Heinrich Brandes
  • Harz landscape
    Harz landscape
    Heinrich Brandes
  • Landscape with wooded hilltop
    Landscape with wooded hilltop
    Heinrich Brandes
  • Tyrolean landscape
    Tyrolean landscape
    Heinrich Brandes
  • Sunset at the mountain lake
    Sunset at the mountain lake
    Heinrich Brandes
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