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Josef Willroider (1838, Villach, Carinthia – 1915, Munich) Rhenish Landscape with a Mother and Daughter Taking a Walk An atmospheric landscape influenced by the Barbizon School. Willroider studied at the Munich Academy beginning in 1860, where Eduard Schleich the Elder introduced him to the concepts of the new French landscape painting. In 1866, Willroider moved to Düsseldorf, where he became acquainted with the brothers Andreas Achenbach and Oswald Achenbach and joined the progressive artists’ association “Malkasten” in 1870. After Willroider was named an honorary member of the Munich Academy in 1882 and Prince Regent Luitpold also conferred upon him the title of professor in 1886, he returned to Munich in 1889. Oil on canvas, relined; Signed and dated (18)76 at the bottom left, with the location Düsseldorf. 32 cm x 54 cm. Framed. Oil on canvas, relined. Signed and dated (18)76 with the location Düsseldorf.
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