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Friedrich Rossmässler, born in 1775 and died in 1858 in Leipzig, Germany, was a German engraver and draughtsman known for his detailed and realistic portraits. His works are characterized by a meticulous rendering of facial features and a keen eye for detail. Rossmässler's engravings often depict prominent figures from the fields of science, medicine, and academia. He used a combination of etching and stippling to create his artworks, which were highly sought after for their accuracy and beauty. Rossmässler's engravings are a valuable historical record of his time, capturing the likenesses of influential individuals and reflecting the artistic styles of the 19th century.
Born
1775
Birth place
Leipzig
Died
1858
Death place
Leipzig
Portret van Maria II van Portugal
Friedrich Rossmässler
1839
Portret van Carl Friedrich Solbrig
Friedrich Rossmässler
1848
Portret van Martin Opitz
Friedrich Rossmässler
1836
Portret van Frederik Willem III, koning van Pruisen
Friedrich Rossmässler
1833
Portret van Otto I, koning van Griekenland
Friedrich Rossmässler
1833
Portret van Louisa Maria, koningin der Belgen
Friedrich Rossmässler
1833
Portret van Heinrich August Vogel
Friedrich Rossmässler
1831
Portret van Lodewijk Filips I, koning van Frankrijk
Friedrich Rossmässler
1831
Portret van Friedich Tiedemann
Friedrich Rossmässler
1830
Portret van Friedrich August Benjamin Puchelt
Friedrich Rossmässler
1829
Portret van Lodewijk I van Beieren
Friedrich Rossmässler
1828
Portret van George Willem van Schaumburg-Lippe
Friedrich Rossmässler
1828
Portret van Johann Wendt
Friedrich Rossmässler
1826
Chiron leert Achilles de boog te spannen
Friedrich Rossmässler
1822
Portret van Friedrich Leopold, graaf van Stolberg
Friedrich Rossmässler
1822