Johann Martin Bernatz

1802 — 1878

German artist (1802-1878)

Johann Martin Bernatz was a German landscape artist. Born in Speyer and trained in Vienna, Austria, he spent much of his life in Munich. He accompanied an expedition to Egypt and the Holy Land in 1836, and a British embassy to Ethiopia in 1842; drawings made during both journeys were published as sets of lithographs.

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A Dead Elephant; Huntsmen with Shields and Lances Dancing on the Carcass

Barren Landscape with Vultures and Adjutant Bird beside a Carcass

Forest Scene near Ankobar

Hilly Landscape at Ankobar

Hilly Landscape with Cascade in Foreground, near Ankobar

Hilly Landscape; South View of Ankobar

Mountain Landscape with Village

Sagallo: Landscape with Bay, an Arid Shore in the Foreground

Salt Lake, Bahr Assal

Tajura: Landscape with a Small Town beside a Bay

Valley of the Chaka

Tajura: Landscape with Bay and Mountain of Jebel Goodah, 1841

The British Mission, Accompanied by Abyssinians, Entering Ankobar, 1841

The Salt Lake, Bahr Assal, 1841

A Bay with Shipping in the Distance, 1842

A Procession of Priests in Rich Robes, 1842

Afforbina, near Ankobar, 1842

The British Residency at Ankobar, 1842

The Celebration of Easter in the Palace at Ankobar, 1842