Ender Collection

FRIEDRICH von SCHILLER (1759-1805). Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller. German poet and playwright. Reciting his work at the court of Weimar. Painting by Eduard Ender (1822-1883)

Portrait of the poet Friedrich Ludwig Zacharias Werner (1768-1823). Creator: Ender, Johann Nepomuk (1793-1854)
Portrait of the poet Friedrich Ludwig Zacharias Werner (1768-1823). Private Collection

Portrait of a Seated Lady in a Blue and White Dress; Portrait einer Sitzenden Dame im
823426 Portrait of a Seated Lady in a Blue and White Dress; Portrait einer Sitzenden Dame im Blau und Weissen Kleid, 1853 (oil on canvas, in a painted oval) by Ender

Discovering the Telescope, 1855 (oil on canvas)
989417 Discovering the Telescope, 1855 (oil on canvas) by Ender, Edouard (1822-63); 132.7x154 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Discovering the Telescope. Eduard Ender (1822-1883). Oil on canvas

The Inheritance, 1851 (oil on panel)
651296 The Inheritance, 1851 (oil on panel) by Ender, Edouard (1822-63); 55.3x44.4 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Inheritance. Eduard Ender (1822-1883). Oil on panel. Dated 1851

Mountain Valley, early-mid 19th century. Creator: Thomas Ender
Mountain Valley, early-mid 19th century

Double Portrait of the Archduchesses Maria Theresa (1816-1867) and Maria Karoline (1825-1915), 1832. Private Collection

Portrait of a child with a Lorgnette. Private Collection

Portrait of the singer Henriette Gertrude Sontag, 19th century. Artist: Johann Nepomuk Ender
Portrait of the singer Henriette Gertrude Sontag, 19th century. Henriette Sontag (1806-1854) was an internationally renowned German soprano opera singer

The Altarpiece in Molde Cathedral, Norway
The Altarpiece in Molde Cathedral by Axel Hjalmar Ender (1853-1920) - a Norwegian painter and sculptor. Depiction of the Day of Jesus Resurrection - in this scene, Mary Magdalene

Wooded River Landscape in the Alps; Thomas Ender, Austrian, 1793 - 1875; Germany, Europe; about 1850 - 1870; Watercolor, gouache and graphite; 31 x 47.8 cm (12 3/16 x 18 13/16 in.)

SHIP: AUSTRIA, c1816. Crew of the Austrian ship, the Austria, during a natural history expedition to the coasts of Brazil, 1816-1817. Sketch by Thomas Ender

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"Ender: A Captivating Journey through Art and History" Step into the world of Ender, where Friedrich von Schiller's words come alive in a mesmerizing painting by Eduard Ender. This German poet and playwright captivated audiences at the court of Weimar with his masterful recitations. As we delve deeper, we encounter the stunning Altarpiece in Molde Cathedral, Norway. Its intricate details transport us to a realm of divine beauty and spiritual contemplation. A Portrait of a Seated Lady in a Blue and White Dress catches our eye next. The elegance exuded by this mysterious figure leaves us longing to unravel her story. Our exploration continues with Discovering the Telescope, an oil on canvas masterpiece from 1855. It captures the awe-inspiring moment when humanity's understanding of the cosmos expanded exponentially. The Inheritance takes us back to 1851, as an oil panel reveals emotions intertwined with family legacies. It serves as a poignant reminder that our past shapes our present. Thomas Ender invites us into nature's embrace through Mountain Valley, showcasing his talent for capturing landscapes' breathtaking beauty during the early-mid 19th century. In Double Portrait of Archduchesses Maria Theresa and Maria Karoline, regal grace emanates from these noble figures frozen in time—a testament to their enduring legacy. A child peers curiously through a Lorgnette in another portrait—innocence mingling with curiosity—an image that reminds us how wonder can be found even in life's smallest moments. Johann Nepomuk Ender immortalizes singer Henriette Gertrude Sontag in his 19th-century portrait—a tribute to her enchanting voice that resonated throughout generations. Wooded River Landscape in the Alps transports us deep into nature's sanctuary—the tranquility captured on canvas whispers secrets only those who truly immerse themselves can hear.