Anton von Werner

1843–1915 · Kingdom of Prussia

Anton Alexander von Werner (9 May 1843 – 4 January 1915) was a German painter and illustrator best known for his depictions of the Franco-Prussian War and unification of Germany which were painted in the Realist style. Wikipedia

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Works

“Siegessäule”, 1873
“Unveiling of the Richard-Wagner Monument in the Tiergarten”, 1908 — Berlinische Galerie
“Crown Prince Frederick at the Court Ball 1878”, 1895 — Alte Nationalgalerie
“Opening of the Reichstag”, 1893
“Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm on the body of General Abel Douay, Weissenburg on the 4th August 1870”, 1889 — Germanisches Nationalmuseum
“The imperial proclamation 1871”, 1877
“Kaiserproklamation im Spiegelsaal von Versailles am 18. Januar 1871”, 1885 — Bismarck-Museum Friedrichsruh
“In the Troops' Quarters before Paris”, 1894 — Alte Nationalgalerie
“Congress of Berlin, 13. Juli 1878”, 1881
“The banquet of the Mosse family”, 1899 — Jewish Museum Berlin
“Party playing with rings”, 1874 — Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
“Arrival of King Wilhelm I in Saarbrücken on August 9, 1870”, 1877 — Deutsches Historisches Museum
“The 70th Birthday of Commercial Councilor Valentin Manheimer”, 1887 — Deutsches Historisches Museum
“Selbstporträt”, 1885 — Museum Junge Kunst
“Baptism in my House”, 1879 — Post and Telecommunications Museum Foundation
“The Capitulation of Sedan.”, 1870
“The Artist's Wife and Daughters in a Park at Heringsdorf”, 1877 — National Gallery of Art
“Count Moltke in his study in Versailles”, 1872
“Martin Luther at the Diet of Worms”
“Inauguration of the Reichstag”