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JOHANN WILHELM See also:SCHIRMER (1807-1865) , See also:German landscape painter, was See also:born at Jiilich in Rhenish See also:Prussia . This artist, a namesake of F . W . See also:Schirmer, had a similar aim and career . He first was a student, and subsequently became a See also:professor in the See also:academy of See also:Dusseldorf . In 1854 he was made director of the See also:art school at Carisruhe, where he died . He travelled and sketched in See also:Italy, and aimed at historic landscape after the manner of the Poussins . His Biblical landscapes with figures are held in See also:good esteem . |
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