19th Century Oil Painting on Panel – After Friedrich Paul Thumann (1834–1908) A beautiful 19th-century oil painting on panel, dated 1886, depicting a young figure in traditional clothing, leaning against a stone wall. The composition is atmospheric and intimate, executed in warm tones with a refined academic brushwork. The painting is signed “A.C.S.” lower right and is presented in a fine, well-matching gilt frame, which complements the work perfectly. Attribution According to the professional assessment attached to the reverse, this painting is an authentic 19th-century hand-painted atelier work, created after a well-known composition by the German artist Friedrich Paul Thumann (1834–1908). The composition, posture of the figure, clothing details and overall structure closely correspond with Thumann’s original work, which was widely admired and frequently copied by academically trained artists during the late 19th century. The inscription “1886” fits perfectly within the period when Thumann’s work enjoyed great popularity and was often studied and copied by art students and professional painters. Condition The painting is in very good condition, with no structural issues to the panel. Only minor age-related wear consistent with its age is visible. The frame is also in beautiful, well-preserved condition and highly suitable for display. Dimensions Panel: approx. 19.5 × 26.5 cm Framed: approx. 28 × 35 cm A charming and atmospheric 19th-century painting, ideal for collectors of academic art, genre scenes, or works related to the circle and influence of Friedrich Paul Thumann. Carefully packed and shipped with full insurance.