Ludwig Willroider (Villach 1845 - Bernried 1910) - famous German landscape painter, graphic artist; brother, and initially also student, of the painter Josef Willroider. Later he studied in Munich under the supervision of outstanding creators of the Munich school of landscape painting - Adolf H. Lier, Eduard Schleich and Karl Ebert. Willroider created both - large-sized - the so-called "heroic" landscapes (Dies irae, Flood), as well as atmospheric, intimate landscapes. The artist's paintings are in the collections of numerous German, European and American museums, as well as in the collections of the National Museum in Warsaw and Wrocław.