Julius Scholtz (attributed), Farmhouse in Dresden-Loschwitz / Loschwitz Gate / Loschwitz Half-Timbered House. 1858. Julius Scholtz1825 Breslau - 1893 Dresden. Pencil drawings. Unsigned. Two works inscribed in lead "Loschwitz", extensively dated "20 S[e]pt[em]b[er] 58" on the lower right. One sheet dated "24. Juli 58" on the back side. Mounted together with a passepartout at margins, on it old artist's inscription. All in all yellowed due to age. "Farmhouse" with two brownish spots. Dimensions: 17.5 x 10.5 cm, Psp. 44.5 x 31 cm. Julius Scholtz 1825 Breslau - 1893 Dresden German painter, watercolourist and illustrator. Studied at the academy of arts in Dresden. 1862 prize of the association for historical art. 1855-85 illustrations for youth books with realistic depiction of the bourgeois family milieu. 1863-67 he makes portraits for the banker Hermann Christian von Kapherr, in addition he travels to St. Petersburg in 1867. 1874 he is professor at the academy of arts in Dresden. 1875-80 works as history painter on nine murals in the restored Albrechtsburg in Meissen. Lived at Wiener Str. 1, later at house number 47. Scholtz' studio was located at Sidonienstr. 16.