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==History==
==History==
The school was founded by [[Lamber Krahe]] in [[1762]] as a school of drawing. In [[1773]], it became the Earl of Palatine's Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. During the [[Napoleonic Wars]], the earl's art collection was inherited by the Wittelsbach family and moved to [[Munich]], prompting the Prussian government-- who had annexed the Düsseldorf region after Napoleon had surrendered-- to change it into a Royal Arts Academy in Düsseldorf, in [[1819]].
The school was founded by [[Lambert Krahe]] in [[1762]] as a school of drawing. In [[1773]], it became the Earl of Palatine's Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. During the [[Napoleonic Wars]], the earl's art collection was inherited by the Wittelsbach family and moved to [[Munich]], prompting the Prussian government-- who had annexed the Düsseldorf region after Napoleon had surrendered-- to change it into a Royal Arts Academy in Düsseldorf, in [[1819]].


In the [[1850s]], the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf became internationally-renowned, with many students coming from Scandinavia, Russia and the US to learn, amongst other things, the genre and landscape painting associated with the "The Düsseldorf School of Painting".
In the [[1850s]], the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf became internationally-renowned, with many students coming from Scandinavia, Russia and the US to learn, amongst other things, the genre and landscape painting associated with the "The Düsseldorf School of Painting".
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* [[Oswald Achenbach]] (1835 - 1841 Student; 1863 - 1872 Professor)
* [[Oswald Achenbach]] (1835 - 1841 Student; 1863 - 1872 Professor)
* [[Peter Angermann]] (1968-1973)
* [[Peter Angermann]] (1968-1973)
* [[Bernd and Hilla Becher]] (Bernd b. 1931, Hilla b. 1934 Professors)
* [[Bernd Becher]] (1976 - 1996 Professor)
* [[Joseph Beuys]] (1947 - 1952 Student, 1961 - 1972 Professor)
* [[Joseph Beuys]] (1947 - 1952 Student, 1961 - 1972 Professor)
* [[Arnold Böcklin]] (1845 - 1847 Student)
* [[Arnold Böcklin]] (1845 - 1847 Student)
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* [[Axel Hütte]] (1973 - 1981 Student)
* [[Axel Hütte]] (1973 - 1981 Student)
* [[Oliver Jordan]] (1980 - 1985 Student)
* [[Oliver Jordan]] (1980 - 1985 Student)
* [[Jörg Immendorff]] (1963 - 1964 Student, since 1996 Professor)
* [[Jörg Immendorff]] (1963 - 1969 Student, 1996 - 2007 Professor)
* [[Karin Kneffel]] (1981 - 1987 master-student of Gerhard Richter)
* [[Karin Kneffel]] (1981 - 1987 master-student of Gerhard Richter)
* [[Paul Klee]] (1931 - 1933 Professor)
* [[Paul Klee]] (1931 - 1933 Professor)
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* [[Yoshitomo Nara]] (1988 - 1993 Student)
* [[Yoshitomo Nara]] (1988 - 1993 Student)
* [[Heinrich Nauen]] (1921 - 1937 Professor)
* [[Heinrich Nauen]] (1921 - 1937 Professor)
* [[Michalis Nicolaides]] (2001 - 2004 Student)
* [[Albert Oehlen]] (seit 2000 Professor)
* [[Albert Oehlen]] (seit 2000 Professor)
* [[Markus Oehlen]] (1976 - 1982 Student)
* [[Markus Oehlen]] (1976 - 1982 Student)

Revision as of 13:52, 17 July 2007

The Staatliche Kunstakademie Düsseldorf is the Arts Academy of the city of Düsseldorf. It is well-known for having produced many famous artists, such as Joseph Beuys.

History

The school was founded by Lambert Krahe in 1762 as a school of drawing. In 1773, it became the Earl of Palatine's Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. During the Napoleonic Wars, the earl's art collection was inherited by the Wittelsbach family and moved to Munich, prompting the Prussian government-- who had annexed the Düsseldorf region after Napoleon had surrendered-- to change it into a Royal Arts Academy in Düsseldorf, in 1819.

In the 1850s, the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf became internationally-renowned, with many students coming from Scandinavia, Russia and the US to learn, amongst other things, the genre and landscape painting associated with the "The Düsseldorf School of Painting".

Directors

Well-known Professors and Students

External links

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