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Alexander von Humboldt's artistic development is closely linked to his professional activity as a research traveller. From an early age, Humboldt's father was committed to the best possible education for his son. Initially he was taught by tutors together with his older brother Wilhelm. Here his talent for art was already evident. He was also interested in nature. His preferences were encouraged. The famous graphic artist Daniel Chodowiecki Humboldt taught copper engraving and etching. In 1786, even before he began his studies, Humboldt opened his first art exhibition in Berlin. Shortly after completing his studies in natural sciences, Humboldt undertook his first research trips. They took him to France, among other places. Here he experienced the French Revolution in the streets of Paris.
What Humboldt saw on his research trips, he drew. His art prints made in South America, in particular, went down in history. In hitherto unknown colonies in faraway South and Central America, he processed what he saw in perfectionist drawings. Together with his travel companion Aimé Bonland, a French doctor and talented botanist, he also collected over 6,000 plant species. The foreign flora and fauna he was able to make comprehensible to other people like no other through his visualizations as infographics. He drew landscapes, animals and people he encountered on his travels. In this way he created for posterity an inestimable value of research results which were so immensely important for the further development of the natural sciences.
Alexander von Humboldt was throughout his life one of the most influential patrons of well-known German writers and poets. This not only benefited Heinrich Heine, but also Schiller and Goethe. He was also highly regarded and respected by colleagues in the scientific community. Charles Darwin, one of the most important British natural scientists of the 19th century, always acknowledged this benevolently. He once described Humboldt as the greatest science traveller of his time. In this country, Baron von Humboldt was held in high esteem above all for his true-to-the-original infographics and wonderful visualizations from the works "Views of Nature" and "Cosmos". His drawings and scientific achievements earned him prizes and honours. For example, he was honoured by the Paris Academy of Sciences as the scientific greatness of his age and celebrated as the "new Aristotle" beyond national borders.
Alexander von Humboldt's artistic development is closely linked to his professional activity as a research traveller. From an early age, Humboldt's father was committed to the best possible education for his son. Initially he was taught by tutors together with his older brother Wilhelm. Here his talent for art was already evident. He was also interested in nature. His preferences were encouraged. The famous graphic artist Daniel Chodowiecki Humboldt taught copper engraving and etching. In 1786, even before he began his studies, Humboldt opened his first art exhibition in Berlin. Shortly after completing his studies in natural sciences, Humboldt undertook his first research trips. They took him to France, among other places. Here he experienced the French Revolution in the streets of Paris.
What Humboldt saw on his research trips, he drew. His art prints made in South America, in particular, went down in history. In hitherto unknown colonies in faraway South and Central America, he processed what he saw in perfectionist drawings. Together with his travel companion Aimé Bonland, a French doctor and talented botanist, he also collected over 6,000 plant species. The foreign flora and fauna he was able to make comprehensible to other people like no other through his visualizations as infographics. He drew landscapes, animals and people he encountered on his travels. In this way he created for posterity an inestimable value of research results which were so immensely important for the further development of the natural sciences.
Alexander von Humboldt was throughout his life one of the most influential patrons of well-known German writers and poets. This not only benefited Heinrich Heine, but also Schiller and Goethe. He was also highly regarded and respected by colleagues in the scientific community. Charles Darwin, one of the most important British natural scientists of the 19th century, always acknowledged this benevolently. He once described Humboldt as the greatest science traveller of his time. In this country, Baron von Humboldt was held in high esteem above all for his true-to-the-original infographics and wonderful visualizations from the works "Views of Nature" and "Cosmos". His drawings and scientific achievements earned him prizes and honours. For example, he was honoured by the Paris Academy of Sciences as the scientific greatness of his age and celebrated as the "new Aristotle" beyond national borders.
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.jpg "View of Chimborazo and Carguairazo, illustration from \"Views of the Cordilleras and Monuments of the Indigenous Peoples of America\" by Alexander von Humboldt and Aime Bonpland, 1813 by Baron Friedrich Alexander von Humboldt")
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.jpg "Rope bridge near Penipe, crossing the Chambo River, Mexico by Baron Friedrich Alexander von Humboldt")
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.jpg "Sceleta Strenis Lacertinae et Protei Mexicani, Plate XIV, Osteology of the Sirenomelia and Axolotl by Baron Friedrich Alexander von Humboldt")
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.jpg "View of the Interior of the Crater of the Peak of Tenerife, Drawn by Gmelin, Illustration from")
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.jpg "Volcano of Cotopaxi, Drawn by Gmelin, Engraved by Arnold, Illustration from \"Vues des Cordillères et Monumens des Peuples Indigènes de l")
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_after_an_e_-_(MeisterDrucke-300077).jpg "Simia trivirgata, Pl.XXVIII, steel engraved by Louis Bouquet after an engraving by Nicola Huet, illustration from")
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.jpg "House of the Inca at Callo in the Kingdom of Quito, illustration from \"Views of the Cordilleras and Monuments of the Indigenous Peoples of America\" by Alexander von Humboldt and Aime Bonpland, 1813 by Baron Friedrich Alexander von Humboldt")
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.jpg "Interior of the House of the Inca at Canar, illustration from \"Views of the Cordilleras and Monuments of the Indigenous Peoples of America\" by Alexander von Humboldt and Aime Bonpland, 1813 by Baron Friedrich Alexander von Humboldt")
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.jpg "Simia leonina, Pl.V, illustration from Beobachtungen aus der Zoologie und Vergleichenden Anatomie gesammelt auf einer Reise nach den Tropen-Ländern des neuen Kontinents, in den Jahren 1799, 1800, 1801 by Baron Friedrich Alexander von Humboldt")
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.jpg "Peruvian Monument of Canar by Baron Friedrich Alexander von Humboldt")
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.jpg "Geography of Plants in Tropical Countries, A Study of the Andes, drawn by Schoenberger and Turpin, printed by Langlois, Paris by Baron Friedrich Alexander von Humboldt")
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.jpg "Ideas for a Geography of Plants Along with a Natural Painting of the Tropical Lands by Baron Friedrich Alexander von Humboldt")