Franz Seraph Hanfstaengl
German, 1804-1877
MaleIn 1852 Hanfstaengl opened an "artistic-photographic" studio in Munich that he operated with the painter Moritz Lotze. In 1854 he documented the Munich Glass Palace and the First German General Industrial Exhibition [Erste Deutsche Allgemeine Industrieausstellung]. Hanfstaengl made portraits of the aristocracy, established artists and the upper class. In 1868 he ceded his business to his son Edgar (1842-1910) who built the successful art publishing company Hanfstaengl [Kunstverlag Hanfstaengl]. [EC]
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- Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon Online / Artists of the World Online (visit site)
- Bibliothéque Nationale de France (visit site)
- Consortium of European Research Libraries (visit site)
- Darrah: Cartes de Visite (visit site)
- PhotographyDatabase.org (visit site)
- RKDartists (visit site)
- Royal Commonwealth Society Index (visit site)
- Union List of Artist Names (Getty ULAN) (visit site)
- Virtual International Authority File (visit site)
- Wikipedia (visit site)
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Locations
Franz Seraph Hanfstaengl has 4 locations.
Birth (1804)
Dietramszell, Germany
Active in
Munich, Bayern
Germany
Studio or Business (1907)
16 Pall Mall East
Westminster, Westminster
London, Greater London
England
Death (1877)
Munich, Germany