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(Krauthausen in Thuringia, 1843 - Weimar, 1913)
Alexander Heinrich Wilhelm Eduard Weichberger was a German painter who abandoned his studies of architecture and took refuge in Weimar, where he was admitted to the Grand Ducal Art School, the so-called "Weimar School of Painting". Weichberger painted motifs from Thuringia, Rügen and Tyrol and became famous in the forest landscapes and lived as a freelance artist. He also created 29 graphics (summarized from Wikipedia).