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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options Available.jpg "The Morning After the Battle of Torgau, 4 November 1760 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Prussian infantry at the Battle of Leuthen by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick and Prince Henry of Prussia wishing their father, the king, goodnight by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Prussian Musketeers and Grenadiers on the March from Mahren to Kustrin by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great of Prussia and General Zieten on the Morning After the Battle of Torgau by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Before the Battle of Leuthen, 3 December 1757 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The Bernburg Regiment by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "King Frederick the Great of Prussia by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Battle of Hochkirch by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Battle of Mollwitz by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "In Burkersdorf, 21 July 1762 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Schwerin")
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.jpg "In the camp of Bunzelwitz, September 1761 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia Surprised by His Father, the King, While at Flute Practice by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great and Voltaire at Sanssouci by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Prince Henry of Prussia at the Battle of Prague by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The Prussian Envoy Freiherr von Plotho by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The Heroic Maiden Eleonore Prochaska Falling Fatally Wounded in the Battle of the Gohrde, 16 September 1813 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great of Prussia Hiding from the Enemy by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The Remainder of the Prussian Army Marching Past King Frederick William III and Queen Louise Through the Streets of Memel by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Princesses Louise and Frederica of Mecklenburg-Strelitz Visiting Their Fiances, Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia and Prince Ludwig of Hanover at the Military Camp of Bodenheim, 20 May 1793 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "King Frederick William III of Prussia and his two eldest sons beside the deathbed of Queen Louise on the morning of 19 July 1810 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Prayer of the Old Dessauer of the Battle of Kesselsdorf, 15 December 1745 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia and His Young Wife Princess Louise Meet Informally Against the Wishes of the Countess of Voss by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "King Frederick the Great and the schoolchildren of Potsdam by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great and the 85-Year-Old Zieten, 1784 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Exchange of Captured Prussian and French Field Marshals Gebhard Blucher and Claude Victor-Perrin, 20 February 1807 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Collection of the Prussian King in Breslau, 3rd January 1741 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Field Marshal Blucher Surrendering to the French at Katekau, 7 November 1806 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great of Prussia on the Night of the Victory at the Battle of Torgau by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "French soldiers robbing and plundering in the Palatinate by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Prince Henry at the Battle of Prague, 6 May 1757 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia Imprisoned at Kustrin, 1730 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great and the 85 Year Old General Zieten by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia with His Sister, Wilhelmina by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Before the Battle of Legnica, 15 August 1760 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Prussian infantry attacking at the Battle of Eylau, 7-8 February 1807 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "On the Eilmarsche from Kustrin, August 1758 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "In Neuruppin and Rheinsberg by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia Giving Bread to the Poor by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The King visiting Kustrin, August 1758 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Old Fritz by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great of Prussia in old age by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The Diplomatic Burgermeister, End of December 1740 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-967860).jpg "Prussian soldiers evading French captivity, January 1807 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "A Prussian Officer Demanding the Keys to the Town from the Mayor of Gruneberg by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The Morning After the Attack at Hochkirch by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Surprise at the Flute by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "King Frederick II and the emissaries of Glogau, 16th December 1740 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Presence of Mind of the King by Carl Röchling")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1018478).jpg "At Paretz by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Charity of the Little Prince by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Homage of the Silesian Estates, 17th November 1741 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Civilians helping Prussian wounded during the defence of Danzig, Spring 1807 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The King of His Dragoons by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Old Fritz and His Favorite Horse by Carl Röchling")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-967854).jpg "Harvest festival at Paretz by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "King Frederick William I and Major General of Buddenbrock by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Frederick the Great visiting the ruins of the burned town of Kustrin by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The effect of the news of Prussia")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick on the Royal Domains, Kustrin by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The King on an Inspection Trip by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "In captivity to Kustrin an der Oder, autumn 1750 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Night falling in Hochkirch, August 1758 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "The Music-Maker Plays a Tune by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia studying agriculture by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "On the morning after the attack at Hochkirch by Carl Röchling")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1018477).jpg "An Outing to the Forest by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick and his favourite sister, Wilhelmine, 1716 by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "In the Camp of Bunzelwitz by Carl Röchling")
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.jpg "When dealing with the country")
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.jpg "Crown Prince Frederick and Prince Henry Staff in Tobacco by Carl Röchling")
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In the shrouding mists of history, one striking figure stands out - Carl Röchling, a painter and illustrator of extraordinary stature whose birth on October 18, 1855, left his mark on the city of Saarbrücken. His existence left an indelible stamp on the history of art until his life finally came to a halt in Berlin on May 6, 1920. With fascinating military and historical motifs, he inspired a wide audience and gained recognition through his iconic work "The Germans to the Front" from 1900. Even today, this painting stands out like a shining beacon from Germany's imperial era, an immortal symbol of militarism at the time.
Röchling's journey into the world of art began in the heart of the Karlsruhe School of Art, where he took his first steps from 1875 to 1880. Under the tutelage of renowned artists such as Ludwig des Coudres and Ernst Hildebrand, he learned the high art. His insatiable creativity drove him on to the prestigious Academy in Berlin, where he rose to prominence under Anton Alexander von Werner, one of the leading history painters of his time. On Werner's commission, he contributed to the creation of numerous breathtaking panoramic paintings, an experience that shaped his unique style and laid the foundation for his own career as an artist.
As his artistic training was completed, Röchling began to stamp his own path, creating an individual style that established him as one of the best-known battle and history painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His works, vivid in their detail and emotional depth, immerse the viewer in the scenes depicted and allow them to literally feel the vibrant history. He also made a name for himself, along with fellow painter Richard Knotel, by illustrating two extremely popular children's books of their time. Röchling was also a respected member of the "Committee for the Procurement and Evaluation of Stollwerck Images", which advised chocolate manufacturer Ludwig Stollwerck and recommended artists to create designs.
The death of Röchling in 1920 and his grave in the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Cemetery in Berlin-Charlottenburg, which no longer exists, marked the end of an era. But although the man is gone, his artistic soul lives on in his works, which are immensely important as historical documents and artistic masterpieces. They are not only a monument to his immense talent, but also an expression of his deep passion for art. Thus, his works are still available today as art prints, in the production and distribution of which we, as a company specializing in high quality art prints, make a significant contribution. Through our reproduced art prints of Röchling's works, we are committed to keeping his unique art and legacy alive.
In the shrouding mists of history, one striking figure stands out - Carl Röchling, a painter and illustrator of extraordinary stature whose birth on October 18, 1855, left his mark on the city of Saarbrücken. His existence left an indelible stamp on the history of art until his life finally came to a halt in Berlin on May 6, 1920. With fascinating military and historical motifs, he inspired a wide audience and gained recognition through his iconic work "The Germans to the Front" from 1900. Even today, this painting stands out like a shining beacon from Germany's imperial era, an immortal symbol of militarism at the time.
Röchling's journey into the world of art began in the heart of the Karlsruhe School of Art, where he took his first steps from 1875 to 1880. Under the tutelage of renowned artists such as Ludwig des Coudres and Ernst Hildebrand, he learned the high art. His insatiable creativity drove him on to the prestigious Academy in Berlin, where he rose to prominence under Anton Alexander von Werner, one of the leading history painters of his time. On Werner's commission, he contributed to the creation of numerous breathtaking panoramic paintings, an experience that shaped his unique style and laid the foundation for his own career as an artist.
As his artistic training was completed, Röchling began to stamp his own path, creating an individual style that established him as one of the best-known battle and history painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His works, vivid in their detail and emotional depth, immerse the viewer in the scenes depicted and allow them to literally feel the vibrant history. He also made a name for himself, along with fellow painter Richard Knotel, by illustrating two extremely popular children's books of their time. Röchling was also a respected member of the "Committee for the Procurement and Evaluation of Stollwerck Images", which advised chocolate manufacturer Ludwig Stollwerck and recommended artists to create designs.
The death of Röchling in 1920 and his grave in the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Cemetery in Berlin-Charlottenburg, which no longer exists, marked the end of an era. But although the man is gone, his artistic soul lives on in his works, which are immensely important as historical documents and artistic masterpieces. They are not only a monument to his immense talent, but also an expression of his deep passion for art. Thus, his works are still available today as art prints, in the production and distribution of which we, as a company specializing in high quality art prints, make a significant contribution. Through our reproduced art prints of Röchling's works, we are committed to keeping his unique art and legacy alive.
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.jpg "General Blucher before the Battle on the Katzbach August 26th 1813 by Carl Röchling")
.jpg "The Infantry Will Advance by Carl Röchling")
.jpg "King Frederick William III attending a meeting of the Prussian Military Reorganisation Commission in Konigsberg by Carl Röchling")
.jpg "Tsar Alexander I of Russia visiting the tomb of Frederick the Great at Potsdam with King Frederick William III and Queen Louise of Prussia and swearing his unswerving friendship, 5 November 1805 by Carl Röchling")