Louis Sussmann-Hellborn [SEP] place of death
Louis Sussmann-Hellborn
Louis Sussmann-Hellborn (March 20, 1828 – August 15, 1908), also spelled Ludwig Sussman Hellborn, was a German sculptor, painter, art collector and contractor.
Life.
Louis Sussmann-Hellborn was born in Berlin.
Louis Sussmann-Hellborn received his training as a sculptor at the Berlin Academy of Arts. He traveled to study in France, Belgium and England. He lived In Rome from 1852 to 1856. The first major exhibition of his works was organized in
Triton and Nereid
Triton and Nereid may refer to:
- Art
- "Triton and Nereid" (Sussmann-Hellborn), also known as "Meeresidylle", painting by Louis Sussmann-Hellborn (missing since 1945)
- "Triton and Nereid" (Böcklin), also known as "Meeresidylle", 1877 painting by Arnold Böcklin
- "Triton and Nereid" (Gauguin), painting by Jean René Gauguin
- "Tritons and Nereids", 1500 painting by Piero di Cosimo
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