Ludwig Emil Grimm Collection

Villa Raphael, Rome, 1816. Creator: Ludwig Emil Grimm
Villa Raphael, Rome, 1816

Clemens Brentano, 1837. Creator: Ludwig Emil Grimm
Clemens Brentano, 1837

The Artist's Brother-in-Law, Ludwig Hassenpflug, Preparing to Play the Piano, 1826. Creator: Ludwig Emil Grimm
The Artist's Brother-in-Law, Ludwig Hassenpflug, Preparing to Play the Piano, 1826

Portrait of Johann Gottlieb Samuel Rosel. Creator: Ludwig Emil Grimm
Portrait of Johann Gottlieb Samuel Rosel

Three Roma children Gypsy children title object
Three Roma children Gypsy children (title on object), wandering communities: gipsies, Ludwig Emil Grimm (attributed to workshop of), 1815, paper, drypoint, h 96 mm × w 140 mm

Self-portrait, 1813. Artist: Grimm, Ludwig Emil (1790-1863)
Self-portrait, 1813. From a private collection

Carl Ernst Christoph Hess Etching sheet 9 15 / 16 x 10 9 / 16
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Saint Elizabeth Carrying First-born Son Church
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Rugged Moonlit Landscape Woman Seated Gnarled Tree Roots
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Ludwig Emil Grimm, German (1790-1863), The Artists Brother-in-Law, Ludwig Hassenpflug, Preparing to Play the Piano, 1826, pen and black ink over graphite on wove paper

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Ludwig Emil Grimm was a talented German artist and illustrator, known for his intricate drawings and paintings. Born in 1790, he was the younger brother of the famous Brothers Grimm, who collected and published fairy tales. Ludwig Emil's work often depicted scenes from these fairy tales, bringing them to life with his unique style and attention to detail. Despite living in the shadow of his more well-known siblings, Ludwig Emil Grimm made a name for himself as an artist in his own right. His illustrations were highly sought after by publishers and collectors alike, showcasing his skill at capturing the whimsical and fantastical elements of folklore. Grimm's artwork has stood the test of time, continuing to inspire generations with its beauty and imagination. From enchanting landscapes to magical creatures, his creations transport viewers to another world where anything is possible. Today, Ludwig Emil Grimm's legacy lives on through his art, which continues to be celebrated for its timeless charm and storytelling prowess. His work serves as a reminder that sometimes it is those behind the scenes who truly shine brightest in their craft.