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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options Available.jpg "Egypt - Facade of the underground temple of Abu Simbel by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Egypt - Entrance to Khan el-Khalili by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Temple of Athena Nike. View from the North-East by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Erechtheion. The Porch of the Caryatids by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Wailing Wall, Jerusalem by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Virgil")
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.jpg "Temple of Isis at Philae by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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_(colour_engraving)_-_(MeisterDrucke-265708).jpg "Holsten Gate at Lubeck, engraved by John Godfrey by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Battle of the Casino dei Quattro Venti during the Siege of Rome by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "A View of Jerusalem, with the Dome of the Holy Rock, 1864 by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Geldwechslor in Esneh by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "David")
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.jpg "A Weaver in Esna, one of 24 illustrations produced by G.W. Seitz, printed c.1873 by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Tombs of the Khalifs, Cairo, 1871 by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Bazaar at Girgah, one of 24 illustrations produced by G.W. Seitz by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Colossi of Memnon, Thebes, one of 24 illustrations produced by G.W. Seitz, printed c.1872 by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Inside the Dome of the Rock by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Sicily: Cappella Palatina, Palermo by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "View of Norba from the North, towards San Felice Circeo by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Beauty with a Tambourine by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Egypt - Colonnade of the Temple of Isis on Philae Island by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Holstein Gate, Lubeck by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "A Tomb at El-Kab (detail) by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Egypt - Interior of the temple of Opet at Karnak by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Assuan by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Egypt - Gate to the Al-Azhar Mosque by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Tomb of Sheikh Ababda in Minya, Middle Egypt by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Venice, Sailing Ships in Front of Doge")
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.jpg "Palermo, 1839 by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Ruins Temple of Karmak, 1874 by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Egypt - Temple of Kom Ombo by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "A Street in Damascus, engraved by C. Bertrand by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-99595).jpg "The Death of the Firstborn, 19th century by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "A Billiard Room by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Musicians at Philae by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Temple of van Medinet, Thebes, 1874 by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Egypt - Darb al-Ahmar in Cairo by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Town Hall, Halberstadt, engraved by E. Joubert, printed by Cassell & Company Ltd by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Piazzetta di San Marco, Venice by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Portal of the Madonna della Misericordia from the Canal by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Rivers of Damascus by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Rathhaus, Hildesheim by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Street Life in Cairo by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "View of the Island Philae by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Town Hall, Halberstadt by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Antique merchant on the road from Luxor to Karnak by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Cannon by a Bulwark by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Jerusalem by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Egypt - Temple of Edfu by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "View of Christiania by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "On the Venetian Lagoon by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Portal of the Madonna della Misericordia from the Canal by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "The Rathhaus, Hildesheim, engraved by J.J. Crew, printed by Cassell and Company Ltd by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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.jpg "Roman Landscape with San Giovanni in Laterano by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
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With an admirable delicacy of hand and an extraordinary ability to capture architecture and landscapes in watercolor, Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner left an unmistakable legacy in the world of art. Born in Weimar on October 4, 1808, Werner trained in painting under the tutelage of Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld in Leipzig before briefly turning to architecture in Munich. His true passion, however, lay in colorful watercolors, to which he returned, earning him a scholarship for a life-changing trip to Italy.
The heart of Italy opened a world of opportunity and artistic enlightenment to Werner. He opened his own studio in the lagoons and canals of Venice and established himself as a renowned watercolor painter. His art, lovingly and accurately reproduced in their fine art prints, found favor throughout Europe and was even recognized by the New Watercolour Society in England. The canvas of his artistic ambitions continued to expand as Werner began to travel the rest of the world. He left his mark on Spain and Palestine, traveling to Egypt in 1862 and returning there for a longer trip in 1864. Of particular note are his watercolors of Jerusalem, where he was one of the few non-Muslims to gain access to the interior of the Dome of the Rock. This impressive artwork became part of his work "Jerusalem and the Holy Places" published in London. Further travels took him to Greece and Sicily and finally back to Leipzig, where he became a professor at the Academy and died in 1894.
Among his outstanding works are "Venice in its Zenith and Decline," "The Ducal Palace with a Scene from The Merchant of Venice," "The Triumphal Procession of Doge Cantarini," "The Zisa Hall in Palermo," "The Lion Court of the Alhambra," and "Jerusalem and the Holy Land," an extensive work of 30 designs, published with text and colored plates. Each of these works of art, whether as a faithful art print or in its original form, reflects Werner's extraordinary talent and his unwavering passion for watercolor painting.
With an admirable delicacy of hand and an extraordinary ability to capture architecture and landscapes in watercolor, Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner left an unmistakable legacy in the world of art. Born in Weimar on October 4, 1808, Werner trained in painting under the tutelage of Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld in Leipzig before briefly turning to architecture in Munich. His true passion, however, lay in colorful watercolors, to which he returned, earning him a scholarship for a life-changing trip to Italy.
The heart of Italy opened a world of opportunity and artistic enlightenment to Werner. He opened his own studio in the lagoons and canals of Venice and established himself as a renowned watercolor painter. His art, lovingly and accurately reproduced in their fine art prints, found favor throughout Europe and was even recognized by the New Watercolour Society in England. The canvas of his artistic ambitions continued to expand as Werner began to travel the rest of the world. He left his mark on Spain and Palestine, traveling to Egypt in 1862 and returning there for a longer trip in 1864. Of particular note are his watercolors of Jerusalem, where he was one of the few non-Muslims to gain access to the interior of the Dome of the Rock. This impressive artwork became part of his work "Jerusalem and the Holy Places" published in London. Further travels took him to Greece and Sicily and finally back to Leipzig, where he became a professor at the Academy and died in 1894.
Among his outstanding works are "Venice in its Zenith and Decline," "The Ducal Palace with a Scene from The Merchant of Venice," "The Triumphal Procession of Doge Cantarini," "The Zisa Hall in Palermo," "The Lion Court of the Alhambra," and "Jerusalem and the Holy Land," an extensive work of 30 designs, published with text and colored plates. Each of these works of art, whether as a faithful art print or in its original form, reflects Werner's extraordinary talent and his unwavering passion for watercolor painting.
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.jpg "The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-584140).jpg "Bazaar Scene, 1875 by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
.jpg "In the Mosque by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")
.jpg "Arabic Figures in a Coffee House by Carl Friedrich Heinrich Werner")