Hans von Marées (24 December 1837 – 5 June 1887)

Hans von Marees, Double Portrait Marees and Lenbach 1863.

Johann Reinhard von Marées (Hans von Marées) was a German

painter who initially painted portraits and later switched to

mythological subjects. Marees is a representative of German

Symbolism along with Arnold Bocklin and Anselm Feuerbach.

These three artists later became known as Deutschrömer (German

Romans) because of their preference for Italian art over

German art. The main theme of Hans von Marées work is man

living inharmony with nature.

Hans von Marees, Rast der Diana 1863.

Hans von Marees, Dragoons Making a Halt 1861.

Hans von Marees, Self-Portrait with Yellow Hat 1874.

Hans von Marees, The Abduction of Ganymede 1887.

Hans von Marees, Dragonslayer 1880.

Hans von Marees, Courtyard with

the Grotto in the Munich Royal

Residence 1862-1863.

Hans von Marees, The Three

Horsemen II: St. Hubertus 1885.

Hans von Marees, Saint George 1880-1882.

Hans von Marees, Villa Borghese (Group of Figures in the Roman

Park I) 1870-1871.

Hans von Marees, Soldatenlager (Soldier Camp) c. 1862.

Hans von Marees, Stop at the Watering Trough.