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About Us EZMONEY.org is a free source for reliable information. Our team of volunteers extensively researches the latest trends in the financial industry, movies, famous brands and the latest news from around the globe. We strive to give our audience data and analysis that does not compromise the standing of the sources.Richard Fischer (painter) Richard Fischer (18 April 1797 - 20 February 1846) was a German painter. Biography Fischer was born at Breslau in 1797. His father, Johann Georg Fischer, was a painter, who belonged to the circle of Düben, and died in Breslau in 1806. Fischer, who was a pupil of his father, spent the most of his life in Breslau. After attending the school of the Würzburg artist Karl Robert Fries, he took lessons of Karl Leist, a contemporary of Düben, and of the Breslau painter Ludwig Lebrecht, who was the son of his father's brother. Fischer was first a portrait painter, but gradually turned his attention to historical subjects. He made several journeys to Rome, where he studied with his father-in-law, Karl Thode. He resided a short time in Rome, and afterwards went to the Netherlands. While at Breslau, he was called in 1828 to the court of Vienna, and was employed by Archduke Joseph as the painter of the portrait of the Archduke's children; the employment lasted until the Archduke's death in 1832. Fischer subsequently painted numerous portraits of the Archduke's family. He also made historical compositions for the Breslau Volkshaus, and the museum of the City of Breslau. Notes References Category:1797 births Category:1846 deaths Category:19th-century German painters Category:German male painters Category:People from Wrocław Category:German portrait painters Category:People from the Province of SilesiaQ: Explain the difference between "Possessive Adjectives" and "Noun Adjectives" I was looking at the conjugation of the word, "rein" in the Longman dictionary: 1) an adjective derived from verbs of the form –ere, –ere, –ire, and –ire 2) a noun ac619d1d87


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