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Kingdom of Prussia · October 5, 1829 – December 7, 1910Wikidata

Ludwig Knaus

German artist (1829–1910)

Born in Wiesbaden. Died in Berlin.

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A life in paintings

Born 182944 dated paintingsDied 1910

45 works

  • Alter Faun mit zwei jungen Faunen und schwarzen Panther
    Alter Faun mit zwei jungen Faunen und schwarzen Panther
    Ludwig Knaus
    1844–1910 · Führermuseum
  • portrait of a girl (head)
    portrait of a girl (head)
    Ludwig Knaus
    1844–1910 · Führermuseum
  • The Hunter
    The Hunter
    Ludwig Knaus
    1845 · Alte Nationalgalerie
  • Portrait of Mrs. Müller
    Portrait of Mrs. Müller
    Ludwig Knaus
    1847–1849 · Alte Nationalgalerie
  • August Cappelen
    August Cappelen
    Ludwig Knaus
    1850 · private collection
  • "The Walk"
    "The Walk"
    Ludwig Knaus
    1850 · Führermuseum
  • The cheater
    The cheater
    Ludwig Knaus
    1851 · Alte Nationalgalerie
  • Portrait of a young girl
    Portrait of a young girl
    Ludwig Knaus
    1852 · Moravian Gallery in Brno
  • Peasant in Hessian costume
    Peasant in Hessian costume
    Ludwig Knaus
    c. 1852 · Hessen Kassel Heritage
  • Interior with green ceramic stove
    Interior with green ceramic stove
    Ludwig Knaus
    c. 1852 · Hessen Kassel Heritage
  • Head of a boy
    Head of a boy
    Ludwig Knaus
    c. 1854 · Führermuseum
  • Fire on the Farm
    Fire on the Farm
    Ludwig Knaus
    1854 · Hermitage Museum
  • Promenade
    Promenade
    Ludwig Knaus
    1855 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Spaziergang in den Tuilerien
    Spaziergang in den Tuilerien
    Ludwig Knaus
    c. 1855 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • The cat mother
    The cat mother
    Ludwig Knaus
    1856 · Museum Wiesbaden
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