Franz Wilhelm Schiertz was a German-Norwegian painter and architect, and a pupil of J. C. Dahl while in Dresden. He came to settle in Bergen, where he worked as an architect. Schiertz participated as an artist on the 1876-1878 Northern Sea Expedition in his later years. His Spitsbergen paintings bear resemblances to Dahl's style of painting, something which Schiertz had learned forty years earlier.
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F. W. Schiertz
60 x 82
"Romsdalshorn"
Kr. 150.000
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Selja, immediately south of the Stad promontory, are the ruins of a
Benedictine monastery. The abbey church, dedicated to St.
Alban, contains remnants of the earliest known stone-built basilica in
Norway. This church was built around 1100, maybe a little earlier, and
served as the cathedral for the first diocese of western Norway until
the see was transferred to Bergen about half a century later. A
considerably larger cathedral was then built in Bergen, but the remains
of this are too scant to make any assumptions about its design, other
than that it must have had a central nave with aisles. In the early 12th century, a new diocese was established south of Bergen.
Figure 1. The ruins of Selja abbey, from a drawing by F.W. Schiertz, 1867. | back to text | 
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Prof. Ludwig
Munthe
1841 - 1896
Zwei Wäscherinnen in holl. Tracht
Munthe ist ein norwegischer
Landschaftsmaler, geb. zu Aaröen 1843, Schüler von F.W.Schiertz in Bergen,
kommt 1861 nach Düsseldorf; dort besucht er die Akademie; Munthe schließt sich
jedoch keinem der dortigen Lehrer an, sondern geht eigene, realistische Wege.
Nach vielen Studienreisen durch Deutschland, die Niederlande, Frankreich,
Italien und die skandinavische Heimat, lässt sich Munthe in Düsseldorf nieder.
Ludwig Munthe ist schwedischer Hofmaler und Mitglied der Akademie in Stockholm
(1875), Kopenhagen und Amsterdam und erhält 1893 den Professortitel.
Franz Wilhelm Schiertz: Scenery from the Norskøyene (Norwegian Islands),
Spitsbergen, 1879. 35 x 53 cm.
National Gallery, Oslo.
Franz Wilhelm Schiertz: Fiskevær i Finnmark, 1883.
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 Arkitekter: Georg Andreas Bull (1829-1917) Arkitekten Georg Bull var opprinnelig fra Bergen, og fikk der tegneundervisning hos den tyske maler og arkitekt Franz Wilhelm Schiertz i perioden 1843-45. Bull ble først utdannet til maskiningeniør ved den polytekniske høyskole i Hannover 1846-50. Han fikk etter dette arkitektutdannelse ved Berlins Bauakademi 1855-56. |
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Kalfarveien 77 a ble bygget i 1869. Det ble bygget som et
sommersted for konsul Peter Jebsen. Arkitekt for huset var samme
mann som tidligere hadde tegnet den gamle politistasjonen og det gamle
kretsfengselet. Han var en meget kjent og dyktig arkitekt og het
Franz Wilhelm Schiertz.
Kalfarveien var, og er et flott hus. Derfor overnattet kong
Haakon i vårt hus i 1909 i forbindelse med åpningen av Bergensbanen.
Utvendig har fasadene trekk fra byggestilene som heter nyrenessanse og
sveitserstil.
Innvendig har våre medlemmer jobbet flittig dugnad slik at vi i dag,
i all beskjedenhet, kan skryte av å ha et flott Døvesenter.
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 North Wall at Romsdalshorn seen from Romsdalen. |
 Romsdalshorn and Trollwall. From Vengedalen in Isfjorden. |
 Litlefjellet (left) and Romsdalshorn seen from Sogge. |
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Romsdalshorn
Johan F. Eckersberg's "Romsdalshorn" fra 1865. (Veblungsnes i strandlinjen til høyre i bildet.)
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