Carl Achenbach
Carl Achenbach (also Karl; * 14 June 1881 in Duisburg; † 22 February 1961 in Kassel) was a German painter and photographer.
Life

The photomontage from 1924 of the flight under the Fulda bridge in Kassel by Carl Achenbach
Carl Achenbach was the successor of Kaiser Wilhelm’s court photographer Oscar Tellgmann. His photomontage of the flight through the Kassel Fulda Bridge by pilot Kurt Katzenstein in November 1924 was marvelled at by the worldwide press.
The painter created views of Kassel, landscapes near Harle and motifs of the Schwalm. He painted nudes and depictions of animals in oils and watercolors. Carl Achenbach was married to Mary Achenbach and lived in Kassel until his death.
Exhibitions
- 1944: Gau exhibition of artists from Kurhessen[1] Kunstverein Kassel, Ballhaus Kassel
Works in collections
- New Gallery Kassel
Literature
- DeGruyter: Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon-Online Edition
- Paul Schmaling: Künstlerlexikon Hessen-Kassel 1777-2000. With the painter colonies Willinghausen and Kleinsassen. Jenior, Kassel 2001, ISBN 3-934377-96-3
Individual references
- ↑ Manfred Marx; Heiner Georgsdorf: 150 Jahre Kunstverein Kasseler Kunstverein Kassel 1985, p. 99
Personal data | |
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NAME | Achenbach, Carl |
ALTERNATE NAMES | Achenbach, Karl |
SHORT DESCRIPTION | german painter and photographer |
DATE OF BIRTH | 14. June 1881 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Duisburg |
STERBEDATUM | 22. February 1961 |
DESTINATION | Kassel |
Categories
- Photographer (Kassel)
- Photographer (20th century)
- Painter (Germany)
- German
- Born 1881
- Died 1961
- Man
- Grand Ducal Hessian Purveyor to the Court
- Royal Prussian Purveyor to the Court