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Oil Paintings
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Christian Friedrich Gille
1805-1899
German painter, engraver and lithographer. Between 1825 and 1833 he studied engraving under Johann Gottfried Abraham Frenzel, lithography under Louis Z?llner and painting under Johan Christian Dahl at the Hochschule f?r Bildende K?nste, Dresden. Dahl encouraged in Gille an appreciation for the natural formations and changing conditions of light that had inspired Dahl's friend and mentor, the Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich. Gille, however, did not adopt Friedrich's tendency to find mystical significance in these phenomena. Gille's prints are highly descriptive in style and include Saxon landscapes, genre scenes, animal studies and portraits of celebrated men. His paintings and sketches, in oils, watercolour and pen and brown ink, were mostly of landscapes, many with animal staffage. |
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Christian Friedrich Gille
The Bruhl Terrace in Dresden (mk22)
1862
Oil on canvas,34 x 53 cm
Hannover,Niedersachsisches Landesmuseum
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Christian Friedrich Gille
Garden
mk141
ca.1835
Oil on pencil on paper mounted on cardboard
28.8x38.6cm
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Christian Friedrich Gille
Garden Gate
mk141
ca.1850/60
Oil on paper
26.3x27cm
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Christian Friedrich Gille
At the Park Grounds
mk141
ca.1830/35
Oil on paper mounted on cardboard
25.5x35cm
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Christian Friedrich Gille
Self-Portrait with Cap and Sighting Eye-Shield
1802 Pencil, brush and ink, 175 x 105 mm
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1805-1899
German painter, engraver and lithographer. Between 1825 and 1833 he studied engraving under Johann Gottfried Abraham Frenzel, lithography under Louis Z?llner and painting under Johan Christian Dahl at the Hochschule f?r Bildende K?nste, Dresden. Dahl encouraged in Gille an appreciation for the natural formations and changing conditions of light that had inspired Dahl's friend and mentor, the Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich. Gille, however, did not adopt Friedrich's tendency to find mystical significance in these phenomena. Gille's prints are highly descriptive in style and include Saxon landscapes, genre scenes, animal studies and portraits of celebrated men. His paintings and sketches, in oils, watercolour and pen and brown ink, were mostly of landscapes, many with animal staffage.
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