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Vintage Moose or Elkby Friedrich Specht
18" x 21" Framed Art Print Frame
Vintage Roe Deer Iby Friedrich Specht
18" x 22" Framed Art Print Frame
Vintage Common Brown Bearby Friedrich Specht
18" x 21" Framed Art Print Frame
Vintage Roe Deer IIby Friedrich Specht
18" x 21" Framed Art Print Frame
Vintage Moose Or Elkby Friedrich Specht
22" x 24" Framed Artwork Frame
Vintage Roe Deer Iby Friedrich Specht
22" x 24" Framed Artwork Frame
Vintage Common Brown Bearby Friedrich Specht
22" x 24" Framed Artwork Frame
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Friedrich Specht (Born 1839) was born in Lauffen. He loved art from a tender age and most of the time he would be found admiring the works of other artists. He knew that his career would be in the arts industry and worked extremely hard to achieve that goal. Specht eventually became a painter and natural history illustrator and was known all over Germany and beyond. He died on 12th June, 1909 in Stuttgart and left behind a legacy – a huge collection of his works of art. He was the one that was responsible for the lion's head on the memorial of Adolf Gnauth to the fallen warriors of Stuttgart. His first exhibition was held at the Stuttgart Art Academy and it was a great success. He also took part in many other art exhibitions after the successful exhibition at Stuttgart Art Academy. These exhibitions helped to popularize his art and this made him to have a huge following of loyal fans and clients who were spread all over the globe. Specht provided illustrations of landscapes and animals for a large number of veterinary and zoology science publications. The artist was much noted for the first edition of Brehms Tierleben which was conceived by Brehm Edmund Alfred, Karl Christoph Vogt's The mammals in word and picture, Efron and Brockhaus Encyclopedic Dictionary, and Royal Natural History by Richard Lydekker. Specht was born in an artistic family - his brothers were Carl Gottlob Specht, the wood engraver and August Specht, the wildlife painter. Today framed Friedrich Specht hang on the walls of many museums around the world.