Rudolf Lehmann

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This article is about the artist Rudolf Lehmann. For the writer and poet, see R. C. Lehmann.

Rudolf Lehmann (1819 - October 27, 1905) was a painter and author born in Hamburg, Germany. In 1866 he settled in London where he painted his best known portraits. He was married to Amelia Chambers and authored two books: An Artist's Reminisces and Men and Women of the Century.[1] His brother Henri Lehmann was also a well-known painter.

[edit] References

  1. ^ "RUDOLF LEHMANN DEAD.; Painter and Author Was Born in 1819 -- Settled in London in 1866.", New York Times, 1905-10-28, pp. 5. Retrieved on 2007-11-14. 

[edit] External links

  • Portraits by Rudolph Lehmann at the National Portrait Gallery, London
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