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Julius Seyler, Crevettenfischer im Watt Crevettenfischer bei Ebbe mit Pferden, im Hintergrund ankerde Boote und Schiffe, classically Seylerian, briskly captured impressionistic study with partial release of the painting ground, oil on canvas, 1st half 20th cent, signed lower right "J Seyler", on the reverse with label "Nielsen Wechselrahmen", framed behind glass in a narrow gold-coloured frame, folded dimensions approx. 50.5 x 70 cm. Artist info: German landscape and animal painter. Landscape and animal painter and sportsman (1873 Munich - 1955 Munich), initially an enthusiastic ice skater, rower and sailor, among other things German speed skating champion in 1895 and European speed skating champion in 1896 and 1897, destined for an officer's career, later discontinued training and from 1890 private painting lessons with Ludwig Schmid-Reutte, studied from 1892 at the Munich Academy under Wilhelm von Diez, Ludwig von Heterich and Heinrich von Zügel from 1892, turned to open-air painting in 1900, undertook study trips to the Netherlands, Belgium, the Atlantic, Norway, Canada and the USA, worked at Ammersee from 1903-12, then in Munich, travelled to the USA in 1913 to visit relatives of his American wife Helga Boeckmann, where he became friends with the Blackfoot Indians of Montana. World War I prevented his return journey, 1914-21 as a farmer in Balsam Lake/Wisconsin, 1921 return to Munich, 1924 appointment as Professor h. c., Board member of the Munich Secession and member of the Reichsverband Bildender Künstler Deutschlands, travelled to Paris, southern France and regularly visited Sylt from 1920-35, from approx. 1940 increasing blindness and temporary residence in Icking, from 1943 lives in Hirschau am Chiemsee, 1943 destruction of his studio in Munich and 1944 destruction of a large part of his works in the Pinakothek, 1946 return to Munich, source: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Dressler, Siegfried Wichmann "Julius Seyler", register of the Munich Academy and Internet.

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Julius Seyler, Crevettenfischer im Watt Crevettenfischer bei Ebbe mit Pferden, im Hintergrund ankerde Boote und Schiffe, classically Seylerian, briskly captured impressionistic study with partial release of the painting ground, oil on canvas, 1st half 20th cent, signed lower right "J Seyler", on the reverse with label "Nielsen Wechselrahmen", framed behind glass in a narrow gold-coloured frame, folded dimensions approx. 50.5 x 70 cm. Artist info: German landscape and animal painter. Landscape and animal painter and sportsman (1873 Munich - 1955 Munich), initially an enthusiastic ice skater, rower and sailor, among other things German speed skating champion in 1895 and European speed skating champion in 1896 and 1897, destined for an officer's career, later discontinued training and from 1890 private painting lessons with Ludwig Schmid-Reutte, studied from 1892 at the Munich Academy under Wilhelm von Diez, Ludwig von Heterich and Heinrich von Zügel from 1892, turned to open-air painting in 1900, undertook study trips to the Netherlands, Belgium, the Atlantic, Norway, Canada and the USA, worked at Ammersee from 1903-12, then in Munich, travelled to the USA in 1913 to visit relatives of his American wife Helga Boeckmann, where he became friends with the Blackfoot Indians of Montana. World War I prevented his return journey, 1914-21 as a farmer in Balsam Lake/Wisconsin, 1921 return to Munich, 1924 appointment as Professor h. c., Board member of the Munich Secession and member of the Reichsverband Bildender Künstler Deutschlands, travelled to Paris, southern France and regularly visited Sylt from 1920-35, from approx. 1940 increasing blindness and temporary residence in Icking, from 1943 lives in Hirschau am Chiemsee, 1943 destruction of his studio in Munich and 1944 destruction of a large part of his works in the Pinakothek, 1946 return to Munich, source: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Dressler, Siegfried Wichmann "Julius Seyler", register of the Munich Academy and Internet.

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