Herman Herzog (1831-1932)

Herman Herzog (1831-1932) is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Philadelphia County, dedicated 2011.

Philadelphia County · dedicated 2011 · 4101 Pine St.

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A prolific landscape artist of over 1000 paintings, Herzog is associated with the 19th century Hudson River School American art movement, which captured unspoiled landscapes across the US. A notable artist in his native Germany, patrons included royalty throughout Europe. Moving to the US in the 1860s, he won many awards, including an 1876 Philadelphia Centennial medal. His home, studio, and birthplace of artist son, Lewis, were here.

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