"Eduard Wilhelm Daege (10 April 1805, in Berlin – 6 June 1883, in Berlin) was a German painter who served as Director for both the Prussian Academy of Art and the National Gallery." - (en.wikipedia.org 20.09.2020)
Also known as: Wilhelm Eduard Daege
| was born | Berlin April 10, 1805 ↓ |
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| died | Berlin June 6, 1883 ↓ |
| Husband of | Wilhelmine Daege ↓ |
| believed in religion | Evangelische Kirche ↓ |
| son of | Christian Friedrich Daege ↓ |
| son of | Maria Sophia Daege ↓ |
| was influenced | Karl Friedrich Schinkel ↓ |
| Traveller | Italy 1832-1833 ↓ |
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| Student | Johann Gottfried Niedlich ↓ |
| Student | Karl Wilhelm Wach ↓ |
| Student | Johann Erdmann Hummel ↓ |
| lived | Berlin ↓ |
| used art style | Historie↓, Genre↓, Wall painting↓, Portrait↓ |
| used method / technique | Art of painting↓, Drawing↓, Mural↓ |
| Iris Berndt: | Not researched much |
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