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Hermann Pistor, Brother & Sister
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Title: Antique Painting by Wilhelm Hermann Pistor, "Little Brother and Little Sister"
Artist: Wilhelm Hermann Pistor
Medium: Oil on canvas
Signed: Lower right
Dimensions: 18.9 x 22.0 inches (48.0 x 55.9 cm)
Description:
This captivating oil painting titled "Little Brother and Little Sister" is by renowned German artist Wilhelm Hermann Pistor. Painted on canvas using oil, it showcases Pistor's talent for capturing the beauty of the natural world.
Measuring approximately 18.9 x 22.0 inches (48.0 x 55.9 cm), this painting depicts a touching scene of a little brother and little sister. Pistor's signature can be found in the lower right corner, ensuring its authenticity.
Wilhelm Hermann Pistor, born in Neustrelitz in 1832, was a highly regarded German painter associated with the realist school. His focus primarily encompassed landscapes, portraits, and genre paintings that showcased the natural beauty of northern Germany.
Pistor's ability to bring the countryside to life through his realistic and detailed style earned him recognition. His landscapes often featured expansive vistas, rolling hills, and lush forests, employing light and color to create depth and atmosphere.
In addition to landscapes, Pistor also painted portraits, genre scenes, and historical subjects. His works were exhibited widely during his lifetime and received numerous awards.
Today, Pistor's paintings and prints can be found in prestigious art museums worldwide, including the Frankfurt Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
Please note that the artwork, due to its age, exhibits signs of yellowing and crackling, which add to its vintage charm and character. Additionally, the frame accompanying the piece may have minor chipped wood pieces and cracks, further emphasizing its antique nature. These imperfections are common in artworks of this age and do not detract from the overall appeal or historical value of the piece. They serve as a reminder of its journey through time and contribute to its unique aesthetic.
Artist: Wilhelm Hermann Pistor
Medium: Oil on canvas
Signed: Lower right
Dimensions: 18.9 x 22.0 inches (48.0 x 55.9 cm)
Description:
This captivating oil painting titled "Little Brother and Little Sister" is by renowned German artist Wilhelm Hermann Pistor. Painted on canvas using oil, it showcases Pistor's talent for capturing the beauty of the natural world.
Measuring approximately 18.9 x 22.0 inches (48.0 x 55.9 cm), this painting depicts a touching scene of a little brother and little sister. Pistor's signature can be found in the lower right corner, ensuring its authenticity.
Wilhelm Hermann Pistor, born in Neustrelitz in 1832, was a highly regarded German painter associated with the realist school. His focus primarily encompassed landscapes, portraits, and genre paintings that showcased the natural beauty of northern Germany.
Pistor's ability to bring the countryside to life through his realistic and detailed style earned him recognition. His landscapes often featured expansive vistas, rolling hills, and lush forests, employing light and color to create depth and atmosphere.
In addition to landscapes, Pistor also painted portraits, genre scenes, and historical subjects. His works were exhibited widely during his lifetime and received numerous awards.
Today, Pistor's paintings and prints can be found in prestigious art museums worldwide, including the Frankfurt Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
Please note that the artwork, due to its age, exhibits signs of yellowing and crackling, which add to its vintage charm and character. Additionally, the frame accompanying the piece may have minor chipped wood pieces and cracks, further emphasizing its antique nature. These imperfections are common in artworks of this age and do not detract from the overall appeal or historical value of the piece. They serve as a reminder of its journey through time and contribute to its unique aesthetic.
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