German, 1805–1875
Adolf Schrödter (1805–1875) was a German artist linked to the Düsseldorf school of painting and recognized as an early figure in German comics. Born in Schwedt, he initially studied engraving in Berlin before turning to painting and attending the Berlin Academy. Schrödter worked in various media, including painting, illustration, engraving, etching, woodcutting, and lithography, and also wrote satirical cartoons. He taught ornamentation in Karlsruhe and published technical writings on drawing and watercolor painting.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Adolf Schrödter · Wikidata Q365522
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