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Hans Bohrdt (1857–1945) – The Coast near Kullen, ca. 1900/10 Oil on canvas and stretcher, signed “Hans Bohrdt” in the lower right corner and labeled “Kullen.” A delicate seascape featuring waves breaking on the shore in the foreground, with the deep sea beyond, showing wave crests and a sailing ship. On the horizon beneath the cloudy sky, a large steamship—presumably a warship—is visible. In a wooden frame. Painting dimensions 39 x 58.5 cm, frame dimensions 45 x 63.5 cm. Hans Bohrdt, a self-taught marine painter, found a great patron in Kaiser Wilhelm II and was permitted to accompany him on numerous sea voyages. His best-known work, “The Last Man,” depicts a sailor holding the war flag on the keel of the capsized “SMS Leipzig” shortly before it sank. Condition: II +
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