Biography
Fritz von Uhde (1848–1911) — German artist (1848–1911).
Fritz von Uhde worked as painter, university teacher, military officer, teacher, genre painter and military personnel and is associated with Kingdom of Saxony. Their documented life spans the years 1848 to 1911, born in Wolkenburg, died in Munich. Their work is linked to realism, Impressionism.
| Disciplines | painter, university teacher, military officer, teacher, genre painter, military personnel |
|---|---|
| Born | 1848, Wolkenburg |
| Died | 1911, Munich |
| Nationality | Kingdom of Saxony |
| Movement | realism, Impressionism |
Works
- Two girls in the garden
- The gleaners
- The Difficult Journey. Original title: Transition to Bethlehem.
- At the door
- The Model takes a Break
- In the autumn sun
- The Mealtime Prayer
- Portrait of a Lady (Portrait of Therese Karl)
- Going Home
- Self-portrait
- A singer in a cabaret
- Fisher children in Zandvoort
- Abandoned.
- The Holy Night
- Touch me not. John 20:17
- Summer Resort
- Girl reading / In the Door of the Veranda
- Bavarian drummers
- The Holy Family in the workshop
- Road to Emmaus
- Model break
- The Busy Family
- An actor
- Little Heathland Princess
- Christ with the Peasants
- Hurdy-Gurdy Man in Zandvoort
- Angel
- The Daughter of the Artist
- By the Window
