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Otto Henry Bacher was born in Ohio. He spent his childhood in Cleveland, living on a river that flows into Lake Erie. Lured by the ships and bustle of the harbor, Otto spent many hours here. To pass the time, Bacher began sketching the scenes of harbor life. Bacher earned his first money as a painter by painting inscriptions on merchant ships. His interest in art awakened in his teens, and so the young American decided to study art. The painter De Scott Evans was one of the first teachers of the dedicated artist. Bacher spent a short time at the art school in Pennsylvania, but broke off his studies and devoted himself to learning the etching technique. From this point on, he also began a lively exchange with the European art world. Bacher regularly visited Europe. Artistic development was very progressive in Europe and especially in the art centers of the time in Munich, Paris and Florence. American art was subject to this influence with a delay. Otto Bacher used his stays in Europe to refine his education. His life was one of constant learning and he was one of the driving forces for the advancement of American art.
Otto Bacher made a name for himself for his etchings and illustrations. The artist also produced paintings in oil, but the success of these works remained moderate. Bacher developed into a sought-after illustrator. He produced pictures for books and magazines and was a founding member of the Society of Illustrators. Incredibly impressive is the circle of his closer contacts within the art scene. Bacher was in close exchange with fellow artists in America and Europe. There were rarely phases in his creative life when he was not in collaboration. The European art scene inspired Bacher and he adopted the approaches of the French Impressionists and is considered one of the first Impressionists in the American art world.
Bacher had an unusually intense creative period for the 19th century. At exhibitions, the artist often showed his first etchings, from his time in Cleveland. European audiences were fascinated by the insights Bacher offered them. The artist spent a remarkably long time in Venice. The city seemed to captivate him. Together with the artist friend Frank Duveneck Otto Bacher set up a studio in the city. He had his etching equipment brought there and together the artists captured impressions of the city. During their collaboration, the artists produced some early works that are counted as modern monotypes. This printing technique allows only a single impression of the original. The artist spent the last two decades of his life in New York. In addition to making illustrations, he worked on paintings for exhibitions in America and Europe.
Otto Henry Bacher was born in Ohio. He spent his childhood in Cleveland, living on a river that flows into Lake Erie. Lured by the ships and bustle of the harbor, Otto spent many hours here. To pass the time, Bacher began sketching the scenes of harbor life. Bacher earned his first money as a painter by painting inscriptions on merchant ships. His interest in art awakened in his teens, and so the young American decided to study art. The painter De Scott Evans was one of the first teachers of the dedicated artist. Bacher spent a short time at the art school in Pennsylvania, but broke off his studies and devoted himself to learning the etching technique. From this point on, he also began a lively exchange with the European art world. Bacher regularly visited Europe. Artistic development was very progressive in Europe and especially in the art centers of the time in Munich, Paris and Florence. American art was subject to this influence with a delay. Otto Bacher used his stays in Europe to refine his education. His life was one of constant learning and he was one of the driving forces for the advancement of American art.
Otto Bacher made a name for himself for his etchings and illustrations. The artist also produced paintings in oil, but the success of these works remained moderate. Bacher developed into a sought-after illustrator. He produced pictures for books and magazines and was a founding member of the Society of Illustrators. Incredibly impressive is the circle of his closer contacts within the art scene. Bacher was in close exchange with fellow artists in America and Europe. There were rarely phases in his creative life when he was not in collaboration. The European art scene inspired Bacher and he adopted the approaches of the French Impressionists and is considered one of the first Impressionists in the American art world.
Bacher had an unusually intense creative period for the 19th century. At exhibitions, the artist often showed his first etchings, from his time in Cleveland. European audiences were fascinated by the insights Bacher offered them. The artist spent a remarkably long time in Venice. The city seemed to captivate him. Together with the artist friend Frank Duveneck Otto Bacher set up a studio in the city. He had his etching equipment brought there and together the artists captured impressions of the city. During their collaboration, the artists produced some early works that are counted as modern monotypes. This printing technique allows only a single impression of the original. The artist spent the last two decades of his life in New York. In addition to making illustrations, he worked on paintings for exhibitions in America and Europe.
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.jpg "Arachne by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: Castello Quarters, Riva by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Cleveland, Woodland Avenue and Eagle Street, 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Regensburg, 1879 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: Ponte del Pistor, Venice, 1880 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Mary Holland Bacher by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "River Pier, 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "The Bridge, Schleissheim by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "The Square, 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Ponte del Pistor by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "July by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Schwabel Weiss by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Cathedral, Milan by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Bridge, Schleissheim, 1879 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait in Costume by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Ship and Elevator by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait in Costume by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Diving Cormorant by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "An Old House, Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: Net Makers by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Catalogue by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Danube at Walhalla by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Two Boats, Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: Beautiful View by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Trees by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Ponte del Pistor, Venice, 1880 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Chioggia by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "River Pier, 1890 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "The Lido by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Auf Stauf a-Bruck, 1879 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Old Sycamore by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Via Garibaldi, Late 19th-Early 20th Century by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "View in Venice, 1880 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Southwest Corner, Public Square, Cleveland, 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Roofs and Trees by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "On the Bronx by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Sailing Boats, Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Shipping and the Ducal Palace by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "On the Bronx by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Street Scene, Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Interior of St. Mark")
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.jpg "Woods by the Lake, 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Gaube, 1879 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Fondamenta della Zattere by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: Pozzo San Vio, 1882 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "West Pier, Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Lustheim by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Venetian Models by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Tower of the Chimes, 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "The Gate, Schleissheim by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Cottages, Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "West Pier 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: St. Marks by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "On the Bronx, 1906 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Old Market, Florence by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: Bridge of Sighs by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "A Lane by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Cornfield by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Old Passenger Depot, Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Sketch from Nature, 1879 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: The Lace Makers by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Entrance to the Grand Canal, Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "West Pier by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "The Rialto, Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Spring Street by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "The Gate, Lustheim by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Canal in Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: Bead Stringers, 1882 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Bridge in Moonlight by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Three Ships, Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Lustheim by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: Laundry by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "House Over Water by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "St. Clair Street, Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Looking Toward the Salute, Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Tree on Top of a Stone Wall, Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Footbridge, Worth, 1879 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "The Lock, Schleissheim by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Etchings of Venice: Traghetto San Felice, 19th century by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Rainy Night, Venice, 1880 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Ponte Tolentine, 1880 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Spring Street, September 1878, 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Shipping and the Ducal Palace by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Lake Shore, Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Old Mill on the Danube by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Downtown, Cleveland by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Poplars, Royal Garden, Schleissheim by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Catalogue of My Paintings at J. W. Sargents, Cleveland, December 17th, 1877 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Ferry at Schwabel Weiss by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Small Study of Trees by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Entrance to the Grand Canal, Venice by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Eagle Street and Woodland Avenue, 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "Small Head with Mob Cap by Otto H. Bacher")
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.jpg "July, 1893 by Otto H. Bacher")
.jpg "Pitcher and a Glass on a Table, 1878 by Otto H. Bacher")
.jpg "Standing Nude Model by Otto H. Bacher")
.jpg "Standing Female Nude, probably 1878-79 by Otto H. Bacher")