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2. louisackermanart.comLouis Ackerman Art

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3. louisackermanart.com › about-meAbout Me — Louis Ackerman Art

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   I make paintings that hover between reality and representation, and try to find details where imaginative augmentation can enrich both story and visual appeal. Making designs hum and vibrate is at the core of my practice, with lots of colors and motion-filled illustrations.

4. louisackermanart.com › work › illustrationIllustration — Louis Ackerman Art

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5. antiqueprintsblog.blogspot.com › 2010 › 01Antique Prints Blog: Ackerman’s Repository of Arts

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   Jan 12, 2010 · Mr. Ackermann’s shop in the Strand was the famous Repository of Arts, a print and picture emporium founded in 1796 by Rudolph Ackermann (1764-1834). Ackermann was born in Saxony and apprenticed to his father as a coach-builder.

6. www.askart.com › Price_ArtworkWhat's My Art Worth: Price Art - askART

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   Look at the "Quick Facts" to find a broad overview about your artist. Our auction records go back close to 20 years, and cover the prices an artist may have obtained at auction, including presale estimates, sizes, titles, and images of the artworks.

7. collections.vam.ac.uk › context › organisationR. Ackermann's Repository of Arts | Organisation | V&A ...

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   R. Ackermann's Repository of Arts. The V&A has 125 works related to R. Ackermann's Repository of Arts. Made between 1799 and 1829, these objects form part of the Prints, Drawings & Paintings Collection, Theatre and Performance Collection and Young V&A Collection.

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   When did Ackermann move to the repository of Arts?

   • In 1797, Ackermann moved his shop to the premises at 101 Strand, which he named as “The Repository of Arts” the following year.

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   Who was Rudolph Ackermann?

   • Mr. Ackermann’s shop in the Strand was the famous Repository of Arts, a print and picture emporium founded in 1796 by Rudolph Ackermann (1764-1834). Ackermann was born in Saxony and apprenticed to his father as a coach-builder.

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   What is Ackermann best known for?

   • Besides his plate books, Ackermann was best known for the periodical he started in 1809, The Repository of Arts, Literature, Commerce, Manufactures, Fashion and Politics. This monthly magazine, which lasted until 1828, included articles and illustrations of all sorts, especially on fashion, social and literary news.

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   What did Ackermann do for a living?

   • Ackermann was not only a printseller, but he early on moved into publishing both separate prints and illustrated books. In 1808 to 1810 he published the first of his sumptuous plate books, the Microcosm of London, filled with lovely hand-colored aquatints.

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   What did Ackermann sell at 96 Strand?

   • In 1827, Ackermann moved to 96 Strand, In this shop he sold not only prints and illustrated books, but also paper, art supplies (some manufactured by Ackermann himself), old master paintings, miniatures, and many other decorative items. The Repository of Art became a most fashionable place for the upper classes of London to visit.

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   Who invented the Ackermann steering system?

   • (As an interesting side note, in 1817 Rudolph Ackerman took out the British patent for German coach-builder Georg Lankensperger’s steering system design. This system became known as the Ackermann system, though Rudolph had nothing to do with its design other than to get the patent).

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9. sotherans.co.uk › collections › prints-by-ackermannPrints by Ackermann of Cambridge Colleges – Sotherans

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   Sotheran's are very pleased to present highlights of some of our Ackermann prints recently purchased depicting Cambridge Colleges. We hope you find some of interest. They are beautifully hand coloured acquaints.