Wilhelm Ferdinand Souchon

Wilhelm Ferdinand Souchon was born in Halberstadt on 17 January 1825, and was of Huguenot descent. He was a pupil of August Rémy in Berlin, and furthered his studies in Munich (1849–1851) and Rome (1851–1854).[1] He was a painter of religious and historical subjects and portraits. He did paintings for churches. He died in Weimar on 26 October 1876, aged 50.[2]

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  Mädchen aus Cerbera (1861)
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  Kleine Maiglöckchenverkäuferin (1871)
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  Leipziger Illustrirte Zeitung, no. 1557 (3 May 1873)
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  Die Gartenlaube (1873)
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  Die Gartenlaube (1878)
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  Rastendes Bauernmädchen (1875)
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  Imogen (1872)

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