Daniel Niklaus Chodowiecki (1726 – 1801) was a Polish-German artist who became the head of the Berlin Academy of Art.
He drew devotedly from life. In his autobiography, he said that he would sketch ordinary people without asking permission, “doing everything as clandestinely as possible.”
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