Family
- Felix und Lida Schadow - Felix Schadow and his sister Lida Schadow, later wife of Eduard Bendemann. Painting by Franz Krüger.
- On October 28, 1838, Eduard Bendemann married Lida Schadow (1821–1850), daughter of the famous sculptor Johann Gottfried Schadow and sister of Wilhelm von Schadow. Their children:
- Gottfried Arnold Bendemann (born 1839, Dresden - 1882), Major, Ritter d. Pour le mérite m. Hedwig Krüger. Their son is Friedrich Bendemann.
- Marie Euler Bendemann (born 1841, Dresden - 1874) m. Otto Euler, Councillor of Justice (German: Justizrat). Their son is Eduard Euler, a painter.
- Ernst Julius Bendemann (born 1844, Dresden - ?) m. Alwine Jung
- Fanny Mathilde Susanne Bendemann (born 1846, Dresden - ?)
- Felix Eduard Robert Emil Bendemann (born 1848, Dresden - 1915, Berlin), Royal Admiral, 1905 ennobled m. Helene Sophia Sturz, daughter of Brazilian consul general in Berlin Joh. Jac. Sturz. Their son Eduard, likewise a painter, married with the famous female pholosopher of Judaism, Margarete Susman.
- Rudolf Christian Eugen Bendemann (1851–1884), historic painter
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