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Eduard Schleich the Elder (1812, Haarbach, Lower Bavaria – 1874, Munich) Village Landscape with Cows Schleich moved to Munich in 1823, where he was influenced by Christian Morgenstern and Carl Rottmann. He strove to capture the overall impression of the natural scenery, the ever-changing interplay of atmospheric conditions and light. In 1851, he undertook a study trip to Paris with Spitzweg, where the Barbizon School inspired him to adopt a freer style. Oil on painting board. On the reverse, an old label from the Arnold Gallery, Dresden, with the artist’s signature and title. 23 cm x 40 cm. Framed. Lit./Exhibition: “A Merchant as an Art Lover: The Painting Collection of Hermann Hugo Neithold,” Augsburg Art Collections and Museums 2016, cat. no. 18, p. 100ff with ill. Provenance: Collection of Hermann Hugo Neithold (1862 Leipzig–1939 Zurich), who moved to Dresden in 1916. Oil on cardboard. Inscribed and titled on an old label from Galerie Arnold, Dresden. Exhibited in 2016 in Augsburg.
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