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Hermann Ottomar Herzog

American artist (1832–1932)

Born in Bremen. Died in Philadelphia.

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A life in paintings

Born 183210 dated paintingsDied 1932

40 works

  • A Hunter among Windswept Palms and Passing Clouds
    A Hunter among Windswept Palms and Passing Clouds
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • A Mountain Stream
    A Mountain Stream
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Between the Sierras and the Coast Range, California
    Between the Sierras and the Coast Range, California
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Daybreak on a Snowy Morning
    Daybreak on a Snowy Morning
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Dutch Coastal Scene
    Dutch Coastal Scene
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Fishermen on the Beach
    Fishermen on the Beach
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Fishing Scenes
    Fishing Scenes
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Fishing Scenes
    Fishing Scenes
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Florida Sunset
    Florida Sunset
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • In the Mountains
    In the Mountains
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Inlet on Lake George near Fourteen Mile Island
    Inlet on Lake George near Fourteen Mile Island
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Coastal Landscape with Fishermen
    Coastal Landscape with Fishermen
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Lighthouse, Ostend
    Lighthouse, Ostend
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Mill by a Mountain Stream
    Mill by a Mountain Stream
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
  • Mountain Lake Near Telemarken, Norway
    Mountain Lake Near Telemarken, Norway
    Hermann Ottomar Herzog
    19th century
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