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Max Gaisser (1857, Augsburg – 1922, Munich) In the Tavern Parlor A tavern scene distinguished by dramatic lighting and nuanced characterization, in which three men sit at a table engrossed in a cozy conversation, while a young barmaid stands by, ready to take their next order. Gaisser, who trained at the Munich Academy under Ludwig Löfftz, among others, undertook extensive study trips to France, Paris, the Netherlands, and Belgium, where he captured landscapes, cities, interiors, and people in countless sketches. Drawing from this rich repertoire, he created his characteristic genre scenes, whose earthy, subdued color palette echoes the style of the Old Masters. Oil on wood. Signed and dated lower left (18)80. 35.5 cm x 28 cm. Framed. Oil on panel. Signed and dated.
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