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Wilhelm Menzler (1846, Kassel – 1926, Munich) The Cats’ Meal A rustic parlor painted in dark, earth-toned colors with loose brushstrokes, in which an elderly woman has settled down on a stool—next to her, a full laundry basket —and, lost in thought, watches two little kittens sharing a bowl of milk. A rare, sensitively and subtly rendered genre scene by Menzler, who specialized primarily in light-filled views of parks and gardens featuring young ladies strolling through them. Menzler was a student of Joseph van Lerius and lived in Munich beginning in 1872. Works by him can be found in museums in Budapest, Saint Louis, and Sydney, among others. Oil on canvas; signed in the lower right with the location “Munich” and dated 1913. 71 cm x 56 cm. Oil on canvas. Signed with the location “Munich” and dated 1913.
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