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Eduard Bendemann (1811–1889) was one of the most prominent representatives of the Düsseldorf School of painting and one of the leading practitioners of academic history painting in Germany during the nineteenth century. Among his first major works was The Mourning Jews in Exile of 1832.

Table of Contents. His "Jews in Babylonian Exile." Becomes Professor at Dresden. "Jeremiah at the Fall of Jerusalem." As a Portrait-Painter. German painter; born Dec. 3, 1811, in Berlin; died Dec. 27, 1889, at Düsseldorf. His father was a prominent banker of Berlin and associated with the intellectual circles of the capital.

Eduard Bendemann. primary name: primary name: Bendemann, Eduard Julius Friedrich.

BENDEMANN, EDUARD JULIUS FRIEDRICH (1811–1889), German painter. Born in Berlin as the youngest child of Anton Bendemann and Fanny, née von Halle, a burgeois Jewish family who later converted to Protestantism, Bendemann revealed his talent early in a portrait he painted of his grandmother before he was 20.

Title: The Raising of the Daughter of Jairus. Artist: Eduard Julius Friedrich Bendemann (German, Berlin 1811–1889 Düsseldorf) Date: 1873. Medium: Pen and brown and blue ink, watercolor, over a sketch in graphite. Dimensions: sheet: 9 5/16 x 14 in. (23.7 x 35.5 cm)

Artist: Eduard Julius Friedrich Bendemann (German, Berlin 1811–1889 Düsseldorf) Artist: Julius Hübner (German, Oels in Scchlesien 1806–1882 Loschwitz) Artist: Alfred Rethel (German, Diepenbend 1816–1859 Duesseldorf)

National Gallery of Art. Eduard Julius Friedrich Bendemann. German, 1811 - 1889

Later director of the Düsseldorf Art Academy, Bendemann worked as of 1839 on designs for the Dresden Schloss ballroom and concert hall, which was destroyed...