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After Koller's death, the ZĂĽrich Art Museum staged an exhibition of his works, including some from his earliest years, and various personal artefacts. To honour the 100th anniversary of his death the Hotel Adler fitted a "stand-up bar for dogs", consisting of cast-iron water troughs, to the outside
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Koller was born in Zürich in 1828. In 1830 his father, Johann Heinrich, was a butcher and brewer, who became the innkeeper at the "Schwarzen Adler" hotel, in the centre of the city near the river. His mother was Maria Ursula née Forster. As the clientele were mostly
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From 1840 to 1843 he studied at the cantonal industrial school in ZĂĽrich. He got his first artistic tuition from his uncle, who was a landscape painter. The young Koller decided to specialise as a painter in depicting horses.
201:. In 1847, while living in Paris, he shared a studio with Arnold Böcklin. At the Louvre he copied Netherlandish artworks of the 17th century and familiarized himself with the works of contemporary animal painters such as 266:. Koller opened a studio in Zürich, as a result of which he obtained numerous commissions for paintings of animals. In 1852–53, in association with Zünd, he painted several landscape studies near the 139:
After he left the Industrial School in Zurich, in October 1843, Koller began studying under the art teacher Jacques Schweizer, the portrait painter Johann Rudolf Obrist, and the landscape painter
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In 1870 Koller began to suffer from a vision impairment that interfered with his work. Nevertheless, in 1873, still at the height of his artistic powers, he secured an assignment from the
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and cattle dealers, Koller saw horses and cattle on a daily basis. He started his education at a private school; later he attended an elementary school called FraumĂĽnster.
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In 1898, in honour of Koller's 70th birthday, a large exhibition of his works was staged in ZĂĽrich, and drew 20,000 visitors. In the same year Koller was awarded an
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Koller died in 1905, aged 76, at his chalet. His grave is in the Sihlfeld Cemetery in ZĂĽrich, near that of his friend Gottfried Keller (who had died in 1890).
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He has been described as "the painter of the Swiss national animal", because of his paintings of cows in Swiss landscapes. He is considered, along with
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bank in Zurich. In 1900 Koller travelled for the last time to Italy, where he met with his friend Böcklin near Florence.
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In May 1856 Koller, aged 28, married Bertha Schlatter, whose portrait he had painted the year before. They went on their
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Switzerland in 2013 issued a commemorative 50-franc coin bearing a likeness of Koller's most well-known work,
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where he worked with a group of artists called "the Schweizer", led by the Swiss landscapist
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project, which Escher had championed, and eventually combined several studies to paint the
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From April 1851 he again lived in ZĂĽrich, where he became friends with the Swiss painters
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wall of the hotel. The bar has a mechanism which refreshes the water every 30 minutes.
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of 1854 is a good example of his harmonious composition and integrity of expression.
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After he returned, he took in art students at his studio. His painting
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to Vienna, where Koller's works had been exhibited several times.
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on the occasion of his retirement. Koller chose to allude to the
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Rudolf Koller – Künstler des schweizerischen Nationaltiers
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In 1845 horse trials were begun at the stud farm of the
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In 1862 Koller bought a chalet on the eastern shore of
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romantic
DĂĽsseldorf school of painting
Gustave Courbet
Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
George Stubbs
Rosa Bonheur
Théodore Géricault
plein air
Frank Buchser
Gustave Eugène Castan
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mail coach

waggoners

Arnold Böcklin
Johann Jakob Ulrich
Munich
Johann Gottfried Steffan
King of WĂĽrttemberg
Stuttgart
Karl Ferdinand Sohn
Fine Arts Academy of DĂĽsseldorf
Arnold Böcklin
Anselm Feuerbach
Brussels
Antwerp
Paris
Rosa Bonheur

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