Carl Spitzweg:
Painting "The Poor Poet" (1839) in studio framing
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Limited, 499 exemplars | Serially numbered | Certificate | Reproduction, giclée on canvas | Wedge frame | Studio framing | Format 69 x 57 cm
Symbol for the German poet and thinker: "The Poor Poet". No other Spitzwegʼs artwork enjoys such popularity. A survey showed that "The Poor Poet" ranks just after Leonardo da Vinci’s "Mona Lisa" among the paintings most appreciated by the Germans.
The image of the poet focusing just on spirit was presented here by Spitzweg in a prototypical manner: protecting himself against cold with a mattress, a worn out jacket and a nightcap, and against penetrating rainwater with an umbrella, he dedicates himself imperturbable to his work.
Original: Neue Pinakothek, Munich.
Brilliant reproduction in fine art giclée technique directly on real art canvas, stretched on a wedge frame. Limited edition of 499 exemplars, with backside numbering and certificate. In exquisite hand-made solid wood studio framing in antique platinum and red-brown shade. Format 69 x 57 cm.
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Carl Spitzweg: Painting "The Poor Poet" (1839) in studio framing
Symbol for the German poet and thinker: "The Poor Poet". No other Spitzwegʼs artwork enjoys such popularity. A survey showed that "The Poor Poet" ranks just after Leonardo da Vinci’s "Mona Lisa" among the paintings most appreciated by the Germans.
The image of the poet focusing just on spirit was presented here by Spitzweg in a prototypical manner: protecting himself against cold with a mattress, a worn out jacket and a nightcap, and against penetrating rainwater with an umbrella, he dedicates himself imperturbable to his work.
Original: Neue Pinakothek, Munich.
Brilliant reproduction in fine art giclée technique directly on real art canvas, stretched on a wedge frame. Limited edition of 499 exemplars, with backside numbering and certificate. In exquisite hand-made solid wood studio framing in antique platinum and red-brown shade. Format 69 x 57 cm.