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Ludwig Lange in Griechenland

Ludwig Lange, Die Akropolis von Athen zur Zeit des Perikles
Die Akropolis von Athen zur Zeit des Perikles
Ludwig Lange, Athen und die Akropolis von Nordwesten, 1836
Athen und die Akropolis von Nordwesten
Ludwig Lange, Blick von Sikyon auf Korinth, 1835-36
Blick von Sikyon auf Korinth
Ludwig Lange, Korinth mit dem Apollontempel, 1834-35
Korinth mit dem Apollontempel
Ludwig Lange, The Harbour of Piraeus, c. 1834-37sm
Der Hafen von Piräus

Ludwig Lange was one of many German artists and architects who flocked to Greece after the accession of the modern state’s first king, the Bavarian Otto. Lange lived in Athens from 1834 to 1838, working as a drawing teacher and a royal inspector of buildings, and made some fine watercolours of contemporary views, as well as ideal reconstructions of the city’s ancient glory.

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