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Kaspar Heinrich Merz was a Swiss draftsman and copper and steel engraver. From 1821, with the help of "a few patrons", he was "apprenticed" to the copper engraver Johann Jakob Lips in Zurich for four years. He also worked as an engraver for the magazine Historical Entertainment. Merz had also acquired a reputation for his color engravings, some of which he created over years of individual work.
Heinrich Böhmer was a German landscape painter of the Düsseldorf school of painting.
Reimer Jochims is a German artist, philosopher and art historian.
Leonard Bramer, Leonaert Bramer or Leendert Bramer, war a Dutch painter best known for his genre, religious, and historical paintings.
Ernst Karl Georg Zimmermann was a German painter of the last third of the 19th century. He is known as a genre painter.
Ernst Zimmermann received his first painting lessons from his father, the painter Reinhard Sebastian Zimmermann. Early in his career, he produced humorous genre paintings before moving on to create large works, including the famous works The Adoration of the Shepherds, Christ and the Fishermen, and Christ the Comforter. Zimmermann was a royal professor and honorary member of the Munich Academy of Fine Arts.
Theodor Franz Zimmermann was an Austrian painter known for his dynamic hunting scenes with horses and dogs.
Chargesheimer, whose real name was Karl Heinz Hargesheimer, was a German photographer from Cologne. He was also a set designer, director and sculptor
Bernd Zimmer is a Neue Wilden contemporary German artist.
Louis Jean Somers was a 19th-century Belgian genre painter.
