Franz Maria Ingenmey

Franz Maria Ingenmey (1830-1878) was a German painter and illustrator who was born in Bonn and died in Düsseldorf. His work is primarily known for its realistic depictions of people, landscapes, and scenes from everyday life. His illustrations were often used in books and magazines, and he also painted portraits and genre scenes. Ingenmey's works feature a detailed and meticulous style, capturing the subtleties of light and shadow with great precision. His subjects often represent the lives and customs of the people of his time. He is known for his works like "Ruth's Return", "Hochzeitsfesten in der Höge, Badgastein", and "Friedrich Schiller".