Eulemur mongoz (Joseph Wolf)

Joseph Wolf (1820–1899) made Eulemur mongoz.

Eulemur mongoz by Joseph Wolf
Eulemur mongoz by Joseph Wolf. Public domain.

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Title
Eulemur mongoz
Artist
Joseph Wolf (1820–1899)
Artist born in
Mörs, Germany

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"Eulemur mongoz" is attributed to Joseph Wolf.

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"Eulemur mongoz" by Joseph Wolf is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and Joseph Wolf died in 1899.

About the artist, Joseph Wolf

Joseph Wolf

1820–1899, Germany

Joseph Wolf

Early Life and Artistic Beginnings Born Mathias Wolf on January 22, 1820, in the small village of Mörz near Münstermaifeld, nestled within the picturesque Rhenish Prussia – now part of modern Germany – Joseph Wolf’s life was deeply intertwined with the natural world from its very inception. His father, Anton Wolf, a farmer, and his mother, Elisabeth Probstfeld, instilled in him a profound appreciation for the landscapes and creatures surrounding their rural existence. Even as a young boy, Mathias—who would later adopt the name Joseph—displayed an extraordinary fascination with birds and animals, spending countless hours observing their behaviors and meticulously recreating their forms. This early passion manifested initially in charmingly simple silhouettes cut from paper, which he’d playfully adorn his family's windows, hinting at the artistic talent that lay within.

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