Ferdinand Keller was a German painter of the last third of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He is known as a genre and historical painter as well as a teacher.
Keller earned his first major success in 1867 with his painting The Death of King Philip II of Spain. In his monumental works, he celebrated historical, dynastic, and cultural episodes in the history of Germany and Baden. One of his famous works is the painting "Apotheosis of Kaiser Wilhelm I", which was purchased by Kaiser Wilhelm II. Keller's works now grace the halls of theaters including the Baden State Theater and the Semper Opera in Dresden.
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![Ferdinand Keller. Keller, Ferdinand (1842 Karlsruhe-1922 Baden-Baden) "Wanderer in den Bergen" Öl/ Karton, min. Farbverluste, monogr. u.r., rückseitig Nachlaßstempel, 40x53 cm, Rahmen](/assets/image/picture_3758615/29ca4/6zo1wucuf9e71jeg2qffwsfiywkik5ux45z0j8j56veg62fow3k9qmzncnp1jmy41706687572jpg__fix_147_180.jpeg "Ferdinand Keller. Keller, Ferdinand (1842 Karlsruhe-1922 Baden-Baden) "Wanderer in den Bergen" Öl/ Karton, min. Farbverluste, monogr. u.r., rückseitig Nachlaßstempel, 40x53 cm, Rahmen")
