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82:'s "School of Athens" (of which he had made a copy during his stay at Rome); Soddoma's " The Wedding of Alexander and Roxana"; Winterhalter's "The Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph and the Empress Elizabeth"; as well as the portraits of many important scientists and members of society in the Austrian and German capitals, e.g., Rokitansky, Olfers, Ritter, Cornelius, Guhl, Mommsen, Henzen, Grillparzer, Brücke, De la Motte-Fouqué and 24: 212: 187: 268: 278: 66:. In 1863 he was appointed professor of engraving at the Vienna Academy, and in 1882 was called to Berlin as adviser on art to the imperial printing-office. 263: 258: 83: 273: 230: 135: 17: 253: 248: 75: 74:
Jacoby's first engraving, Tiarini's "St. John," appeared in 1850. His most important engravings are:
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Hirsch, Emil G.; Deutsch, Gotthard; Wolf, Albert (1906).
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Louis Jacoby (singer)

Havelberg
Brandenburg
Mandel
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Kaulbach's
Raphael
York von Wartenburg
"Louis Jacoby"
"Engraving and Engravers"
Jewish Encyclopedia
"Historische allegorie, Louis Jacoby, after Wilhelm von Kaulbach, 1838 - 1918 - Rijksmuseum"
Rijksmuseum
"British Museum - print"
British Museum
public domain
Singer, Isidore
"Jacoby, Louis"
The Jewish Encyclopedia
Categories
1828 births
1918 deaths
People from Havelberg
19th-century German Jews
Members of the Academy of Arts, Berlin
German engravers
Artists from the Kingdom of Prussia

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