Heinrich Bürkel
1802–1869 · German · 27 artworks
Romanticismdetailed landscapesgenre scenesatmospheric perspectiverealistic depiction of animalsuse of light and shadow
artist bio
Heinrich Bürkel was a German Romantic landscape and genre painter. He is known for his depictions of everyday life in Bavaria and Italy, capturing the beauty of the natural world and the charm of rural scenes.
what you'll learn
Studying Bürkel's work allows students to understand Romanticism's focus on nature and emotion. Students can learn about composition, light, and the depiction of rural life.
related: Caspar David Friedrich, Albert Bierstadt
27 artworks
The Hay Harvest
1857
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Farm with Fountain
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Return from the Bear Hunt
1855
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Campagna landscape
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Dorfstrasse Im Winter Mit Tränke
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Trattoria At The Porta San Sebastiano In Front Of Rome
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Rain showers in Partenkirchen
1838
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The Little Church in Hinterriß
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Soup Kitchen in the Monastary
1865
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Еhe Return of a Bear Hunting Party
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Beggars ambush a stagecoach in front of a post office in the Pontine Marshes
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The Garmisch valley
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Forest house in the winter forest
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Farm in front of Garmisch. In the background the Wetterstein Mountains
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Auftrieb Zur Alm An Der Benediktenwand
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A Landscape with a Fallen Hay Wain
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At the village fountain in the Italian mountains
1853
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Shepherd in The Roman Campagna
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Ruins landscape in the mountains
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Rain Shower in Garmisch
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Garmisch, the Wetterstein Mountains Beyond
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View Of The Monte Circeo
1854
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Belgiano Veterinaio
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Cattle herders on the lakeside
1850
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Lake with Village
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The Untersberg near Salzburg
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Cattle Watering at a Fountain on the Via Appia Antiqua, the Ruins of An Aqueduct in the Background
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