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Kingdom of Saxony · September 20, 1808 – October 18, 1888Wikidata

Albert Zimmermann

German painter (1808-1888)

Born in Zittau. Died in Munich.

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A life in paintings

Born 180819 dated paintingsDied 1888

39 works

  • Landschaft mit figürlicher Staffage
    Landschaft mit figürlicher Staffage
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Schwäbische Alp
    Schwäbische Alp
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Rotwild in einer weiten Gebirgslandschaft
    Rotwild in einer weiten Gebirgslandschaft
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Mühltal bei Amalfi
    Mühltal bei Amalfi
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • A view of Sorrento
    A view of Sorrento
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Ansicht aus Italien
    Ansicht aus Italien
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Coastal landscape in Sorrento near Naples
    Coastal landscape in Sorrento near Naples
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Fleeing Stag in the Foothills of the Alps
    Fleeing Stag in the Foothills of the Alps
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Lake Gosau with a view of the Dachstein massif
    Lake Gosau with a view of the Dachstein massif
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Mountain Landscape
    Mountain Landscape
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Open Landscape with the Alpine Foothills and Stream
    Open Landscape with the Alpine Foothills and Stream
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Bodensee (Lake Constance)
    Bodensee (Lake Constance)
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Southern Mountain Landscape
    Southern Mountain Landscape
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
  • Scene on Ischia
    Scene on Ischia
    Albert Zimmermann
    19th century
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