Wilhelm Hopfgarten

1789–1860 (age 71)

Biography

Wilhelm Hopfgarten was a sculptor of considerable talent who worked during the 19th century, a period marked by neoclassical and romantic influences in European art. Born in 1789, he established himself as a respected craftsman whose works reflected the aesthetic values of his time.

His burial in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome underscores the significance of the city as a destination for artists and sculptors throughout the 19th century, serving as both a source of inspiration and a final resting place for creative minds from across Europe.

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