German art

Germany is represented by many official and unofficial symbols, which symbolize the country’s long and rich culture and history.

Opera Ball. Ludwig Gschossmann (German, 1894-1988). Oil on canvas. The paintings..., #Ball #Canvas #German #Gschossmann #Ludwig #Oil #Opera #PaintingSubjectsinspiration #Paintings Check more at http://painting6.tvizlet.me/opera-ball-ludwig-gschossmann-german-1894-1988-oil-on-canvas-the-paintings-2/

My Daily Art Display today is a painting by the German painter George Grosz. He was born in Berlin in 1893. His father died when he was eight years of age and his mother moved to the Pomeranian to…

Arminius - The savior of Germany

Classical World on Instagram: ""Good-bye", 1883 By, Peter Baumgartner (German ,1834–1911) Oil on canvas Peter Baumgartner (born 24/25 May 1834 in Giesing near Munich; died 12 December 1911 in Munich) was a German painter. • • • • #painting🎨 #painting #paint #paintings #painter paintingoftheday #art #artist #artistsoninstagram #artistic #artofinstagram #artwork #artoftheday #arts #artgallery #arte #artlovers #artlover #artcollector #artesanato #museum #sketch #sketching #sketchbook…

German Folk art imagined on Ceramic Tile German folk art is characterized by its use of traditional materials and techniques, as well as its focus on local themes and motifs. It is often created by anonymous artists, and it is passed down from generation to generation.

Israelite Shepherdess in the Land of Goshen

From The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari to Metropolis, German expressionism held up a mirror to society and is still influencing art 100 years later.

View of Strassburg by Karl Weysser (German, 1833-1904), oil on canvas, 76 x 50 cm - (city in France now named Strousburg)

Painting - Mead Schaeffer

H. Burgkmair, German, 1510. Cleveland Museum of Art.