Andreas Borum
Andreas Borum (1799, Hamburg - 29 April 1853, Munich) was a German painter and lithographer who also worked in stone, and a collector. Biography Borum worked in Leipzig as a housepainter before receiving an education at the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich. From 1829 to 1835 he led the "Hamburg Art Colony" in Munich, a group which included artists such as Jakob Gensler, Georg Haeselich, Marcus Haeselich, Franz Heesche, Victor Emil Janssen, Hermann Kauffmann, Johann Karl Koch, Joh. Ludwig Westermann, Wilhelm Friedrich Wulff and Wassermann. Career Kehr & Niessen From 1835 to 1839 he was employed together with D. Leon, Eduard Gerhardt and Bonaventura Weiß (born 1812) at the "lithographic-artistic" institute of the Kehr brothers, sometimes called Kehr & Niessen, which was founded in Cologne by the lithographer Carl Kehr and his brother Johann Philipp Kehr (born 1800 in Bad Kreuznach). Notable works um 1824: Lithographie: Trarbach mit der Ruine Gräfenburg an der Mosel nach einem Gemälde von Domenico Quaglio bei J. Lacroix 1827: architektonische Verzierungen im Verlag von Hermann und Barth in München die 1830 an der Herausgabe Malerische Topographie des Königreichs Bayern. beteiligt waren. 1828: das Coliseum nach einem Gemälde von Rottmann als 39,2 cm x 55 cm