Albert Emil Kirchner (1813 - 1885) — Auction price
Albert Emil Kirchner was a German painter and draftsman known for his depictions of architectural structures and a member of the Munich Academy of Art.
He made drawings for the collection "Medieval Monuments of Architecture." In the mid-19th century, Kirchner was commissioned by the Bavarian Eastern Railway to produce a series of watercolors of towns along that road. These drawings are still used today as an important source of railroad history.
Albert Emil Kirchner was a German painter and draftsman known for his depictions of architectural structures and a member of the Munich Academy of Art.
He made drawings for the collection "Medieval Monuments of Architecture." In the mid-19th century, Kirchner was commissioned by the Bavarian Eastern Railway to produce a series of watercolors of towns along that road. These drawings are still used today as an important source of railroad history.
Albert Emil Kirchner was a German painter and draftsman known for his depictions of architectural structures and a member of the Munich Academy of Art.
He made drawings for the collection "Medieval Monuments of Architecture." In the mid-19th century, Kirchner was commissioned by the Bavarian Eastern Railway to produce a series of watercolors of towns along that road. These drawings are still used today as an important source of railroad history.
Albert Emil Kirchner was a German painter and draftsman known for his depictions of architectural structures and a member of the Munich Academy of Art.
He made drawings for the collection "Medieval Monuments of Architecture." In the mid-19th century, Kirchner was commissioned by the Bavarian Eastern Railway to produce a series of watercolors of towns along that road. These drawings are still used today as an important source of railroad history.
Albert Emil Kirchner was a German painter and draftsman known for his depictions of architectural structures and a member of the Munich Academy of Art.
He made drawings for the collection "Medieval Monuments of Architecture." In the mid-19th century, Kirchner was commissioned by the Bavarian Eastern Railway to produce a series of watercolors of towns along that road. These drawings are still used today as an important source of railroad history.
Albert Emil Kirchner was a German painter and draftsman known for his depictions of architectural structures and a member of the Munich Academy of Art.
He made drawings for the collection "Medieval Monuments of Architecture." In the mid-19th century, Kirchner was commissioned by the Bavarian Eastern Railway to produce a series of watercolors of towns along that road. These drawings are still used today as an important source of railroad history.
