(after Spitzweg). Also called "The Eternal Wedding Man". Romantic small scene from the world of Biedermeier. In chipboard box. Franz Carl Spitzweg (obsolete also: Karl Spitzweg; * 5 February 1808 in Unterpfaffenhofen; 23 September 1885 in Munich) was a well-known German, late Romantic painter. Carl Spitzweg created over 1500 paintings and drawings. Spitzweg depicted people in their contemporary bourgeois milieu. In small-format pictures he depicted the Biedermeier petty bourgeoisie, oddballs and romantic incidents. Although he depicted human weaknesses, he did not depict the wicked or the mean; anything coarse was foreign to Spitzweg.... - Wikipedia -
Series list for 170/46 No. 100-710 a (1x) Gentleman (eternal nuptial) with bouquet of flowers No. 100-711 a (1x) Laundress No. 100-715 a (1x) Laundry lines with laundry No. 100-709 a (1x) Laundress, taking laundry from basket, bent over
Group
Flat Figure(s)
Condition
Standard painted
Scale
Size 30 mm
Number of parts
4
Epoch
19th Century
Time
1815 - 1870
Nationality/Location
Europe
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