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Charles Antoine Adam Goutzwiller (September 3, 1819 –February 2, 1900) was a French art historian and engraver.[1] At the Altkirch's college, he was the first professor of drawing of the painter Jean-Jacques Henner, who executed his portrait in 1891.

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Publications

• « X. Hommaire de Hell. Étude biographique », in Revue d'Alsace, Colmar, 1860 (p. 337, 385, 469 et 529) et 1861 (p. 69 et 145)
• Le Musée de Colmar : Notice sur les peintures de Martin Schongauer et de divers artistes des anciennes écoles allemandes, C. Decker, Colmar, 1867, 80 p.
• Le Comté de Ferrette : esquisses historiques, 1868 (domaine publique disponible en téléchargement libre :https://archive.org/details/LeComtDeFerrette)
• Curiosités alsaciennes. Les vases de Ribeauvillé, Impr. de Vve L. L. Bader, Mulhouse, 1872, 28 p.
• « Le retable de Luemschwiller », in Revue alsacienne, 1886, no. 6
• Souvenirs d'Alsace, portraits, paysages : à travers le passé, Impr. nouvelle, Belfort, 1898, 475 p., at Gallica

Gallery

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References

External links

Media related to Charles Goutzwiller at Wikimedia Commons

На других языках

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[fr] Charles Goutzwiller

Charles Antoine Adam Goutzwiller, né à Altkirch (Haut-Rhin) le 3 septembre 1819 et mort à Coincy (Aisne) le 2 février 1900 (à 80 ans)[1], est un artiste et historien de l'art alsacien. Il est l'auteur de portraits, de paysages, de natures mortes, de motifs d'architecture et de sculpture pour la gravure. Ses lithographies illustrent plusieurs ouvrages sur l'art.

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