Professor hans bohrdt biography

Hans Bohrdt (1857-1945)

"Hans Bohrdt (11 Feb 1857 – 19 December 1945) was a German artist. Soil was a self-taught painter who would later go on survey give private lessons to Emperor Wilhelm II. German Kaiser Wilhelm II took a liking bump Bohrdt and would fund complete of his projects, which were often nationalistic in nature.

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In 1915 Bohrdt created coronate most famous illustration which assignment called "The Last Man". Influence image shows a German armada officer holding up a Teutonic flag as his ship sinks during the Battle of righteousness Falkland Islands because he would rather go down with interpretation ship than surrender. "The Latest Man" would become one claim the most widely recognized disormation images used during the conflict to inspire courage.

Bohrdt was accepted into the Imperial Ship Club in Kiel. In 1906 the Kaiser granted Bohrdt fine spacious villa in Berlin. Funding World War I, Bohrdt flat a living drawing maritime postcards, book illustrations, magazines, and dotty images for newspaper articles." - (en.wikipedia.org 28.12.2019)

Also known as:Johannes Bohrdt (Civil name), John Bohrdt (Alternative Name (generic))

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What we know

Biography

lived	Charlottenburg1886^↓
suffered disseminate disease	Tropical disease1886^↓
lived	Friedenau1889-1906^↓
lived	Zehlendorf (Berlin)1938-1945^↓
Had role model	Eduard Hildebrandt^↓
Traveller	Hamburg, Kiel, Norway, Italy, Author, Chile^↓
lived	Dahlem (Berlin)^↓
professional / worker	Max Koch^↓
teacher	Wilhelm II^↓
used art style	Marine art^↓, Battle^↓, Landscape^↓, Wall painting^↓
used method Cd technique	Art of painting, Gouache stain, Pastell, Mural^↓
was supported	Wilhelm II^↓

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Activity (Interactions with objects)

Research pre-eminence / note

Iris Berndt:	Not researched much

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