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Edouard Schuler (1806-1882) was a 19th century artist known for his portrait engravings. His works are characterized by their fine detail and realistic representation, often depicting prominent figures of his time. Schuler's engravings were popular during his lifetime and are now collected by museums and private collectors alike. Examples of his work include portraits of the military leader, Jean-Baptiste Drouet d'Erlon and the musician, Johann Nepomuk Hummel. His art offers a glimpse into the social and cultural landscape of 19th century Europe.
Born
1806
Died
1882
Mary, Queen of Scots
Edouard Schuler
1840
Portret van Ludwig Hofacker
Edouard Schuler
1855
Portret van Karel X, koning van Frankrijk
Edouard Schuler
1853
Scène uit Corinne van Madame de Staël
Edouard Schuler
1849
Portret van Johann Peter Hebel
Edouard Schuler
1849
Familie onderweg
Edouard Schuler
1849
Portret van Johannes Gutenberg
Edouard Schuler
1849
Scène uit Wallenstein van Friedrich Schiller
Edouard Schuler
1849
Doodsportret van Martin Luther
Edouard Schuler
1849
Soldaat als boer
Edouard Schuler
1849
Portret van Jan Śniadecki
Edouard Schuler
1849
Scène uit Orlando Furioso van Ludovico Ariosto
Edouard Schuler
1849
Apotheose van Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Edouard Schuler
1849
Personificaties van de levensfasen
Edouard Schuler
1849
Portret van Friedrich Wilhelm III van Pruisen
Edouard Schuler
1849