Christian Wilhelm Allers
1857–1915 · German · 9 artworks
RealismPrecise lineworkDetailed renderingRealistic portraitureGenre scene depictionUse of light and shadow
artist bio
Christian Wilhelm Allers was a German painter and illustrator, known for his realistic depictions of everyday life and portraits of notable figures. His work provides valuable insights into German society and culture during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
what you'll learn
Studying Allers' work will help students understand the principles of realism, particularly in portraiture and genre scenes. Students can learn how to capture likeness and convey character through careful observation and rendering.
related: Wilhelm Leibl, Max Liebermann
9 artworks
Portrait of Eduard von Knorr
1891
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German Painter Franz von Lenbach
1892
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Portrait of Amanda Lindner
1890
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Portrait of Ernst Schweninger
1892
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Portrait of Karl Millöcker
1888
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Portrait of Carl-August Deinhard
1891
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Preparing for a navy academy festival
1891
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Chinese people on the Underground - Berlin
1889
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Portrait of Julius Rodenberg
1889
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