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.jpg "The Balcony Room. 1845 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Ball Supper by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Laying Out of the March Dead by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Coronation of King William I in Koenigsberg in 1861, c.1861-65 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "On a Journey to Beautiful Countryside, 1892 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Flute Concert of Frederick the Great in Sanssouci by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Rolling Mill, Work in the Forge by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "At the Kreuzberg by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "In the Open Air by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Room with balcony by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Painter Adolph Menzel by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Iron-Rolling Mill by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Friedrich the Great by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Round Table of Frederick II at Sanssouci Sketch, 1848 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Coronation of William I as King of Prussia at Königsberg Castle in 1861, 1861 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Voltaire seated next to King Frederick II at the Château de Sans Souci, Potsdam, Germany, 1878 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Three Fallen Soldiers in a Barn by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Victims of the March Revolution in Berlin Lying in State by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Reading Lady by Adolph Menzel")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-74871).jpg "My Right Hand Drawn With my Left Hand by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Essay on Stone with Brush and Scraper: Title Page by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Bricklayers at a Building Site by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Dinner at the Ball, 1878 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Sleeping Woman by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Afternoon in the Tuileries Gardens by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Iron Rolling Mill (Modern Cyclopes) by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Address of Frederick the Great to his generals before the battle of Leuthen 1757 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great entertaining Voltaire at Sanssouci, Germany by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great Addresses His Generals Before the Battle of Leuthen in 1757 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Frederick William I, King of Prussia in His Regalia by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Rear of House and Backyard by Adolph Menzel")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1094334).jpg "A week day in Paris by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Clara Schmidt von Knobelsdorff by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Berlin-Potsdam Railway by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Flute Concert of Frederick the Great in Sanssouci by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Dinner Table at Sanssouci, 1850 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Studio Wall by Adolph Menzel")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1090413).jpg "Prussian Grenadiers of the time of Frederick the Great by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Studio Wall by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Concert for flute with Frederick the Great in Sanssouci by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Evening Gathering by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Seated Woman by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Overturned Teakettle by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Student Torchlight Procession by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Speech before the Battle of Leuthen by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Berlin-Potsdam Railway by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Breakfast at the Cafe, 1894 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Piazza d’Erbe in Verona by Adolph Menzel")
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_and_Arthur_Wellesley_Wellin_-_(MeisterDrucke-981719).jpg "Meeting of Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher and Arthur Wellesley Wellington at the Battle of La Belle Alliance by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Bedroom of the Artist, Ritterstrasse by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick Visits the Painter Pesne by Adolph Menzel")
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_1850_(chalk_on_paper)_-_(MeisterDrucke-77388).jpg "Heinrich Smidt (1798-1867) 1850 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Pastry Shop in the Spa Park in Kissingen by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait with Worker at the Steam Hammer by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "A. Menzel, Dog and Cat by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Hussars Bringing a Polish Family by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Newspaper Reader by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Horse Study by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Sleeping Seamstress at the Window by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Old Road by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "The Zulus by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Room with Balcony by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Ball Scene by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Study of a Jew, c1880-1882 by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Woman Reading the Newspaper by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Emilie Menzel Standing at the Piano by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "A. v. Menzel, Friederike Arnold by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Palace Garden of Prince Albrecht by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Garden in Kissingen by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Building Site with Willows by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Artist’s Model, Seen in Back View, Putting on an Eighteenth-Century Uniform by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "A page of sketches by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Bearded Worker Head in Profile by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Man with Mustache and Hat by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "At the Beer Garden by Adolph Menzel")
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.jpg "Friedrichsgracht by Moonlight by Adolph Menzel")
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Prussian painter, draftsman and illustrator Adolph Friedrich Erdmann von Menzel (1815 - 1905) is considered the most important artist of realism. In addition, one could also recognize Impressionism in his paintings. This style inspired him during a trip to Paris. For example, he created the paintings "the Balcony Room" and "Forest Night". Ultimately, he developed his own style and painting technique, with which he was ahead of his time.
Menzel was often dubbed "the little excellence", because at 1.40 m. he was rather short and gnome-like. His artistic career began in 1839, when he was commissioned by the German historian Franz Theodor Kugler to create illustrations for a multi-volume history of Frederick the Great. Menzel demonstrated great diligence by creating 400 pen-and-ink drawings within three years. Through this work he became known to the general public and he received further commissions. In the beginning it was historical paintings that Menzel created. Later, he often dealt with the present in his paintings.
Menzel's life was rather boring and uneventful, as he lived in seclusion and without friends. Thus, he traveled frequently and sought to compensate for his loneliness with his paintings. Because of his size, he could never participate in battles, so he wanted to express his sense of duty. This is how he created one of his most famous paintings "Frederick and His Own in the Battle of Hochkirch" from the period between 1850 and 1856, which was exhibited both in the Academy of Arts and later in the Paris World's Fair and caused rather incomprehension among the public, since the inspiration of the painting depicts the defeat in the Battle of Hochkirch from 1758, in which the Prussians desperately try to repel the Austrian surprise attack. In the center and elevated to the troops is King Frederick II, who is trying to organize the counterattack. What is striking about the painting is that Menzel placed the anonymous soldiers in the foreground, which clearly set the painting apart from other battle paintings. In 1866, he traveled to the scenes of the wars. As a result, his paintings became more somber, depicting dying and dead soldiers. Eventually he turned away from battle paintings and painted construction sites or other localities of Berlin, the city where he lived and which was then becoming the capital of the German Empire. In 1895, he became an honorary citizen of Berlin on his 80th birthday. Menzel saw his death coming, which he wrote in a New Year's greeting to Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1905.
Prussian painter, draftsman and illustrator Adolph Friedrich Erdmann von Menzel (1815 - 1905) is considered the most important artist of realism. In addition, one could also recognize Impressionism in his paintings. This style inspired him during a trip to Paris. For example, he created the paintings "the Balcony Room" and "Forest Night". Ultimately, he developed his own style and painting technique, with which he was ahead of his time.
Menzel was often dubbed "the little excellence", because at 1.40 m. he was rather short and gnome-like. His artistic career began in 1839, when he was commissioned by the German historian Franz Theodor Kugler to create illustrations for a multi-volume history of Frederick the Great. Menzel demonstrated great diligence by creating 400 pen-and-ink drawings within three years. Through this work he became known to the general public and he received further commissions. In the beginning it was historical paintings that Menzel created. Later, he often dealt with the present in his paintings.
Menzel's life was rather boring and uneventful, as he lived in seclusion and without friends. Thus, he traveled frequently and sought to compensate for his loneliness with his paintings. Because of his size, he could never participate in battles, so he wanted to express his sense of duty. This is how he created one of his most famous paintings "Frederick and His Own in the Battle of Hochkirch" from the period between 1850 and 1856, which was exhibited both in the Academy of Arts and later in the Paris World's Fair and caused rather incomprehension among the public, since the inspiration of the painting depicts the defeat in the Battle of Hochkirch from 1758, in which the Prussians desperately try to repel the Austrian surprise attack. In the center and elevated to the troops is King Frederick II, who is trying to organize the counterattack. What is striking about the painting is that Menzel placed the anonymous soldiers in the foreground, which clearly set the painting apart from other battle paintings. In 1866, he traveled to the scenes of the wars. As a result, his paintings became more somber, depicting dying and dead soldiers. Eventually he turned away from battle paintings and painted construction sites or other localities of Berlin, the city where he lived and which was then becoming the capital of the German Empire. In 1895, he became an honorary citizen of Berlin on his 80th birthday. Menzel saw his death coming, which he wrote in a New Year's greeting to Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1905.
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.jpg "Flute Concert with Frederick the Great in Sanssouci, 1850-1852 by Adolph Menzel")
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