
1786–1862 · German · 30 artworks
artist bio
Albrecht Adam was a prominent German painter, particularly known for his battle scenes and depictions of military life during the Napoleonic Wars. His detailed and realistic portrayals offer valuable historical insights into the events and everyday experiences of soldiers and civilians during this tumultuous period.
what you'll learn
Studying Adam's work allows students to understand the Romantic era's fascination with dramatic historical events and the development of military art. Students can learn about composition, perspective, and the use of color to convey atmosphere and narrative in historical paintings.
related: Antoine-Jean Gros, Francisco Goya

Smarhoń, Praździecki Manor
1812

Rykonty, 3 July 1812
1812

Halšany
1812

Vialejka). 16 July 1812
1812

Mountain landscape with plowing farmers
1825

Dokšycy, 18 July 1812
1812

Troki. Catholic church of St. Mary
1812

Zemłasłaŭ, Kianievič Manor
1812

Salečniki Vialikija. Headquarters
1812

Dabrejka
1812

Zaleśsie), Aginski Manor
1812

Soldiers Resting in a Village, a Cavalry Officer Holding An Austrian Banner
1862

Battle for Moscow 7 September 1812
1825

Horses at the Porch
1843

Daŭhinaŭ. 17 July 1812
1812

Interior of the Al-Aksa Mosque, Jerusalem

Bačejkaŭ, manor of Ciechanowiecki
1812

Peasants Resting in the Field
1818

Vitebsk. Near the City
1812

Bačejkaŭ, manor of Chraptovič
1812

King Wilhelm I on Horseback
1829

Soldier at rest
1850

Salečniki Vialikija
1812

Countess Caroline von Waldbott-Bassenheim, b. Oettingen-Wallerstein on horseback on a hill near Leutstetten; in the background Leutstetten Castle
1855

Napoleon In Burning Moscow
1841

Soldiers resting

Halšany, 11 July 1812. In the Courtyard of the Castle
1812

Kamień), Pakaš Manor. Captive Officer
1812

Portrait of First Lieutenant Theodor von Klein on horseback

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