Hermann Dyck

Hermann Dyck ( born April 10, 1812 in Würzburg, † March 25, 1874 in Munich) was a German painter, draftsman and etcher.

Hermann Dyck was dedicated to the Munich architectural painting, which he knew to give through cultural and historical Masked special charm. His connection with the appearing since 1844 Fliegende Blatter brought a remarkable satirical talent in him to maturity. In 1854 he became head of the art school for artisans, in which occupation he remained, as the institution was in 1868 raised to the state institution.

Hermann Dyck died in March 1874.

From his pictures are:

• At the walled city to Erding ( 1857)
• A spot anteroom (1858 )
• The orderly room (1860 )
• On the memory ( 1860)
• In the artist's studio (1861 )
• Interior of a monastery church (1863 )
• The deputation (1864 )
• Return of the Mayor (1868 )

Also he published German proverbs and rhymes in pictures.