Theodor Eugen Cristoph Feucht Artwork valuations, appraisals and auction estimates

Theodor Eugen Christoph (Théodore) Feucht (8 November 1897, Ludwigsburg - 27 February 1944, Munich) was a German painter. Between 1894 and 1914 he lived and worked in Paris. Read the full biography

Theodor Eugen Christoph (Théodore) Feucht (8 November 1897, Ludwigsburg - 27 February 1944, Munich) was a German painter. Between 1894 and 1914 he lived and worked in Paris. At the beginning of the First World War, in 1914, he was imprisoned in the preparation of a personal exhibition in Grenoble (360 photos were planned) and interned until 1918. Then he returned to Munich. The 360 ​​works remained missing, as did the three paintings from the Museum Carnavalet in Paris. All the drawings were burned in a bomb attack in Munich in 1944. Before the Paris era, he mainly made illustrations and portraits for the King of Württemberg. In Paris, he painted alongside portraits (including two American presidents and major industrialists such as Andrew Carnegie) landscape paintings.