Charles Hoguet
born Berlin, Germany, 1821; died Berlin, Germany, 1870
Hoguet was known primarily as a painter of landscape and genre scenes, often depicting dramatic views with menacing skies. Hoguet’s tendency towards stormy landscapes gained him the title the “Raphael of windmills.”
He exhibited his Romantic scenes at the Paris Salon from 1842 to 1853, receiving a medal in 1848. He continued exhibiting in Berlin, where he won a medal in 1859, and gained membership to the Berlin Academy in 1869.
(Source: AskArt.com)
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