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Christian Wilhelm Allers (1857-1915) was a German artist known for his detailed black and white drawings, often depicting scenes of everyday life and historical events. Born in Hamburg, Allers is noted for his illustrations of contemporary life, particularly the social gatherings and public spaces of his time. His works capture a sense of realism and attention to detail, offering valuable insight into the lives and customs of the late 19th century.
Born
August 6, 1857
Birth place
Hamburg, Germany
Died
October 19, 1915
Death place
Karlsruhe, Germany
Ganymede
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1913
Portrait of Wilhelm Solf
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1900
Portrait of Phra Maha Chulalongkorn (Rama V.), King of ...
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1898
Self-portrait
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1894
Portrait of Luise Haidheim
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1893
(La bella Napoli) Harbour of Lacco Ameno (Ischia, Italy)
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1893
(La bella Napoli) Oh the poor poor dog
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1892
Portrait of Otto von Bismarck
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1892
German Painter Franz von Lenbach
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1892
Portrait of Ernst Schweninger
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1892
Portrait of Carl-August Deinhard
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1891
Preparing for a navy academy festival
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1891
Portrait of Eduard von Knorr
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1891
Portrait of Amanda Lindner
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1890
At the Brandenburg Gate
Christian Wilhelm Allers
1889