Er Hermann Wislicenus's værker stadig beskyttet af ophavsret?

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

What was the subject of the 68 frescoes Wislicenus completed for the Goslar Kaiserpfalz?

The continuity of imperial rule

(1825 - 1899) – Malerier, biografi & hovedværker

The Life and Art of Hermann Wislicenus

Born in Eisenach in the Thuringian Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Hermann Wislicenus was a German historical painter. He received his training at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts, studying under Eduard Bendemann and Julius Schnorr. Following a stipend from the Grand Duke of Weimar, he traveled to Italy, where he lived in Rome from 1853 to 1857 and became a follower of Peter von Cornelius and the Nazarene movement. After returning to Germany, he settled in Weimar and opened his own studio. In 1868, he was appointed as a professor at the Düsseldorf Academy.

Wislicenus is particularly noted for his significant mural paintings within the Imperial Palace of Goslar. After winning a competition in 1877 for the decoration of the restored Goslar Kaiserpfalz, he and his pupils completed a series of 68 frescoes over twenty years. These works depicted a continuity of imperial rule from Charlemagne to the Prussian-led German Empire.

Notable Works and Collections

The artist's body of work includes various oil paintings, watercolors, and cartoons. Some of his notable pieces include:

Abundance and Destitution, purchased by the Dresden Gallery in 1853.
Myth of Prometheus (1862, Leipzig Museum)
The Flood of Deucalion (1865, Weimar Museum)
Night With Its Retinue, created for the Grand Duke of Weimar
Brutus as Judge of his Sons and The Mother of the Gracchi, mural paintings in the Härtel Roman House at Leipzig
Fancy Borne by the Dreams (Schaek Gallery, Munich)
Angels Singing Psalms, a mural painting in the Grand-ducal chapel, Weimar
The Four Seasons (1877, National Gallery, Berlin)