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Ursula Magdalena Reinheimer
Born	Ursula Magdalena Reinheimer 27 November 1777 Nuremberg, Holy Roman Empire
Died	16 April 1845 (1845-04-17) (aged 67) City of Brussels, Belgium
Nationality	Germany
Occupations	Painter Engraver
Known for	Painting Copperplate engraving
Spouse	Johann Georg Reinheimer

Ursula Magdalena Reinheimer (27 November 1777 – 16 April 1845) was a German painter and engraver.

Early life

Ursula Magdalena Prestel was born on 27 November 1777 in Nuremberg, Holy Roman Empire (now Bavaria, Germany).

She was the daughter of Maria Katharina Höll and Johann Gottlieb Prestel. At an early age, her parents separated around 1786 in Frankfurt, and she went to live with her mother to London, England.

Career

With engraving and painting skills learned from her parents, she embraced an artistic path, specializing in portraits, landscapes, floral art, and aquatint etchings. Following her mother's death in 1794, she went back to live with her father in Frankfurt, Germany. During this time, he hired Anton Radl, Johann Georg Reinheimer, and Ursula to assist with copperplate engravings for his publishing house. Accompanying her father and Anton Radl, she journeyed to Söder in 1798, where she stayed until May 1799. She drew most of the landscape prints from the Count of Brabeck's collection for her father's studio and painted for him during her stay.

On 1 December 1805, Johann Georg Reinheimer, an engraver and art dealer, married Ursula Magdalena. Almost 15 years later, her husband died on 13 June 1820 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The widow ran the business under her name after his death.

Around 1830, she painted a portrait of Vienna's Anton Radl.

Ursula Magdalena visited France and Switzerland alongside Mrs. von Bethmann Hollweg, wife of August von Bethmann-Hollweg, and grew accustomed to life among the upper class.

Death

Ursula Magdalena Reinheimer died on 16 April 1845 in the City of Brussels, Belgium.

Works

• La Nuit (after van der Neer, aquatint engraving in various tones)
• Forest Scene with Resting Farmers (etching)
• The Rosstrappe (watercolor)
• Nine sheets of flower studies (gouache painting)

Gallery

• Works by Ursula Magdalena Reinheimer
• Landschaft aus dem Sauerland, 1802
• Portrait of Anton Radl, c. 1830

References

1. ^ Bryan, M., Graves, R. E., Armstrong, W. (1889). Dictionary of Painters and Engravers: Biographical and Critical. United Kingdom: G. Bell and sons.
2. Baumgärtel, B. (1999). Zwischen Ideal und Wirklichkeit: Künstlerinnen der Goethe-Zeit zwischen 1750 und 1850. Germany: G. Hatje.
3. ^ Gwinner, P. F. (1862). Kunst und Künstler in Frankfurt am Main: vom dreizehnten Jahrhundert bis zur Eröffnung des Städel'schen Kunstinstituts. Germany: J. Baer.
4. Philobiblon: eine Vierteljahrsschrift für Buch- und Graphik-Sammler. (1969). Germany: E. Hauswedell..
5. Rittweger, F. (1881). Catalog der Frankfurter Historischen Kunst-Ausstellung: Allgemeine Deutsche Patent- und Musterschutz-Ausstellung. Verfasst von Franz Rittweger. Eröffnet am 27. Juni 1881. Germany: Selbstverlag des Ausstellungs-Vorstandes (Druck: Osterrieth).

External links

• Ursula Magdalena Reinheimer on artnet

• 1777 births
• 1845 deaths
• People from Nuremberg
• Artists from Nuremberg
• 18th-century German painters
• 18th-century German women painters
• 18th-century German engravers
• 18th-century German women artists
• Women engravers
• 18th-century engravers