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FormatJournal Article
Author, AnalyticWaffel, Derek
Title, AnalyticFriedrich Wilhelm Wehle, Artist of Biblical and Religious Pictures
Journal TitleHistorical Footnotes. Concordia Historical Institute (Saint Louis, MO)
Date of PublicationSpring 2013
Volume ID58
Issue ID1
Location in Work1-5
Language or Document TypeIn English.
View Onlinehttp://www.lutheranhistory.org/publications/histfoot.htm
ISSN0360-9030
AbstractWilhelm Wehle was born in Jonsdorf by Zittau in Saxony, emigrated from Dresden in 1866 through New York to attend Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, and moved with his wife and children to Milwaukee in 1879 where he lived the rest of his life. He was known during his lifetime as a talented artist of biblical and religious scenes including portraits and altar pieces, and lithograph copies of his works were found in homes and churches across the country.
NotesPublished by the Department of Archives and History of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, Concordia Historical Institute.
Call NumberMKI P2015-05
MKI TermsWehle, Friedrich Wilhelm/ German Americans -- Wisconsin/ Artists