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Kingdom of Prussia · December 18, 1820 – December 20, 1900Wikidata

Karl Becker

German artist (1820-1900)

Born in Berlin. Died in Berlin.

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A life in paintings

Born 182011 dated paintingsDied 1900

15 works

  • Homer sings
    Homer sings
    attributed to · Attributed to Karl Becker
    19th century
  • Damenbildnis mit Fächer und Perlenschmuck.
    Damenbildnis mit Fächer und Perlenschmuck.
    Karl Becker
    19th century
  • Porträt eines Manns.
    Porträt eines Manns.
    Karl Becker
    19th century
  • Galante Szene.
    Galante Szene.
    Karl Becker
    19th century
  • News from the Lover
    News from the Lover
    Karl Becker
    1857
  • Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    Karl Becker
    1859
  • The Petition to the Doge
    The Petition to the Doge
    Karl Becker
    1860 · Walters Art Museum
  • Bildnis einer Dame
    Bildnis einer Dame
    Karl Becker
    1860
  • Jakob Fugger (Karl Becker)
    Jakob Fugger (Karl Becker)
    Karl Becker
    1866
  • Kanal in Venedig
    Kanal in Venedig
    Karl Becker
    1868
  • Anton Fugger burning the debenture bonds of Charles V in 1535
    Anton Fugger burning the debenture bonds of Charles V in 1535
    Karl Becker
    1869
  • Young Lady with a Rose in her Hair
    Young Lady with a Rose in her Hair
    Karl Becker
    1871
  • Othello Tells the Stories of His Adventures
    Othello Tells the Stories of His Adventures
    Karl Becker
    c. 1880 · National Museum in Wrocław
  • The Petition to the Doge
    The Petition to the Doge
    Karl Becker
    1882 · New York Historical
  • Hugh McCulloch (1808-1892)
    Hugh McCulloch (1808-1892)
    Karl Becker
    1887 · Harvard Art Museums
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