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Emil Rau (1858 Dresden – 1937 Munich) View of Ramsau A light-filled, summery view of the picturesque town of Ramsau in the Berchtesgadener Land region, featuring the parish church of St. Sebastian and the powerful, rushing Ramsauer Ache stream, spanned by a small wooden bridge. The artist captures the light and atmosphere of a summer day in the high mountains with great evocative power and palpably conveys the force of a roaring torrent. After initially training at the Academy in his hometown of Dresden, Rau later studied in Munich under Wilhelm Lindenschmit the Younger and Sándor Wagner. His finely rendered and subtly observed scenes from Bavarian folk life, as well as his atmospheric depictions of the Bavarian landscape, were widely disseminated through contemporary publications. Beginning in 1877, Rau exhibited his work on numerous occasions in Berlin, Dresden, Munich, and Vienna. In 1889, he was awarded the Grand Gold Medal in London. Oil on canvas, laid down on cardboard. Signed lower right; 67.5 cm x 49.5 cm. Framed. Oil on canvas, laid down on cardboard. Signed.
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