Eugène Gluck, full name Louis-Théodore-Eugène Glück, was a French painter, illustrator and lithographer.
He studied lithography in Strasbourg and there he created his first important work, a series of 52 plates depicting the procession of the Gutenberg feast celebrated on June 24, 1840. During his long artistic life, Gluck created many paintings of historical, battle and genre subjects, painted landscapes and portraits. From 1862, Gluck created earthenware for the factory of the brothers Xavier and Theodor Deck.
Date and place of birt:
3 april 1820, Altkirch, France
Date and place of death:
10 august 1898, Paris, France
Period of activity:
XIX century
Specialization:
Artist, Engraver, Illustrator, Painter
Genre:
Genre art, History painting, Landscape painting, Military art, Portrait
Art style:
Romanticism
Creators Romanticism
Henry Garland
1834 - 1913
Adalbert Begas
1836 - 1888
Jean-François Millet
1814 - 1875
Bernhard Fries
1820 - 1879
Leonora Sansay
1773 - 1821
Jean Bernard Duseigneur
1808 - 1866
Robert Havell II
1793 - 1878
Anton Zwengauer
1810 - 1884
Anthony Trollope
1815 - 1882
Charles Leconte de Lisle
1818 - 1894
William Fraser Garden
1856 - 1921
Karl Heinrich Bloch
1834 - 1890
Giuseppe Verdi
1813 - 1901
Luke Clennell
1781 - 1840
Louis Verboeckhoven II
1827 - 1884
Edwin Douglas
1848 - 1914
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