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(1866 Basel - 1923 Munich). Still life with white roses,…
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Thoma-Höfele, Carl (1866 Basel - 1923 Munich). Still life with white roses, silver vase and tureen. Oil on canvas. 89 x 81 cm, incl. frame 115 x 106 cm. D

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Thoma-Höfele, Carl (1866 Basel - 1923 Munich). Still life with white roses, silver vase and tureen. Oil on canvas. 89 x 81 cm, incl. frame 115 x 106 cm. D

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Carl Seiler, Historicist Interior View of a stately baroque parlour with floor-to-ceiling panelling with a pewter shelf, grandfather clock and table in the centre of the room, glazed, partially somewhat impasto painting with a brushstroke full of character, oil on canvas, c. 1880, signed "C. Seiler" lower left, mounted on hardboard, framed, rebated dimensions approx. 47 x 32 cm. View of a stately baroque parlour with floor-to-ceiling panelling with a pewter shelf, grandfather clock and table in the centre of the room, glazed, partially somewhat impasto painting with a brushstroke full of character, oil on canvas, c. 1880, signed "C. Seiler" lower left, mounted on hardboard, framed, rebated dimensions approx. 47 x 32 cm. Artist info: actually Carl Wilhelm Anton Seiler, also Karl, dt. Architect as well as history, genre and portrait painter (1946 Wiesbaden to 1921 Munich), studied architecture at the Berlin and Munich building academies, 1866-70 studied under Karl Raupp at the Munich academy, participated in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71 as a reserve officer, then settled in Munich, from 1889 professor and 1890 honorary member of the Munich Academy, 1894-95 professor at the Berlin Academy and member of the Berlin Academy, then worked in Munich again, among other things, organised the exhibitions in the Glaspalast Munich, member of the Munich Artists' Cooperative, received various honours such as the Bavarian Order of St. Michael, source: Thieme-Becker, Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon", Boetticher, Dressler, Matrikel der Akademie München, Müller-Singer, Bruckmann "Münchner Maler des 19./20th century", Bénézit, Goldstein, Busse, Jansa and Wikipedia.