Er Wilhelm Heuer's værker stadig beskyttet af ophavsret?

Also known as: Christian Ludwig Wilhelm Heuer W. Heuer Ch. L. Wilhelm heuer Wilh. Heuer
Lifespan: 77 years
Died: 1890
Works on this site: 1
Top-ranked work: Hamburg Harbor

Nej, værker af denne kunstner er i det offentlige domæne.

What did Heuer lithograph for the Museum Godeffroy?

Drawings and photographs from explorers

(1813 - 1890) – Malerier, biografi & hovedværker

The Life and Craft of Wilhelm Heuer

Born in Hamburg, Germany, Wilhelm Heuer was a dedicated lithographer and graphic artist. His journey into the art of printmaking began with an apprenticeship around 1828 or 1829 at the printing house of the Suhr brothers. To refine his technical skills, he traveled to Vienna during the second half of the 1830s. It was during this period that he met his future wife, Maria Grisenberger, whom he married in 1837. Upon returning to his hometown, he entered into a long-lasting professional collaboration with the lithographic firm of Charles Fuchs.

Heuer's career was marked by significant topographical and historical documentation. In 1842, he produced a panorama of the burnt Hanseatic City of Hamburg. His prolific output included:

Documenting the World and the City

Beyond his depictions of the Hanseatic city and its surroundings, Heuer played a role in documenting distant lands. He created numerous lithographs for the company Johann Cesar VI. Godeffroy, translating drawings and photographs brought back from the South Seas for the Museum Godeffroy. These works were featured in the Journal des Museum Godeffroy between 1873 and 1881. As one of the respected lithographers in northern Germany, he continued to produce work throughout his life, creating 84 autographs in his final years before passing away in Hamburg.