German School (XIX), Signed M. Chrisl (?) - Alpines Bergmassiv im Abendlicht (Alpenglühen) - NO RESERVE

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Alpine mountain landscape oil painting titled Alpines Bergmassiv im Abendlicht (Alpenglühen), created in 1889 in Germany in the Munich School tradition, oil on canvas and sold with frame; framed size 39.2 cm by 45.3 cm.

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Alpine mountain massif in the evening light (Alpenglühen)

Atmospheric mountain landscape with finely staged light. In the foreground, a rocky path extends through sparse hillside vegetation, flanked by dark conifers. The eye is drawn to an imposing, rocky massif whose peaks glow in the warm pink and gold tones of the evening sun, while the valley already lies in shadow.
Artist: M. Christ / M. Christl / M. Chrisl (lower left signed in red and dated; in Sütterlin-/Kurrent brush marking the ending of the name is variably readable as -st, -stl, or -sl)
Lifespan/Biographical data of the artist: Landscape painter of the late 19th century from the vicinity of the Munich School.
Year of appearance: 1889
Country of origin: Germany (Munich, Bavaria)
Period / Style: Historicism / Late Romanticism to Realism of the Munich School
Technique: Oil on canvas, stretched on a wooden stretcher
Dimensions:
Without frame: H 28.5 cm × W 34.3 cm
With frame: H 39.2 cm × W 45.3 cm
Condition: Age-appropriate good condition. The canvas is intact and shows on the reverse the original wedges, a historical brush/wood-nail fixing, as well as the original paper label of the well-known Munich gilding and framing business Rahmen Müller (Munich 2, Maximiliansplatz 20). Front side shows age-related fine craquelé. The gilded profile frame shows minor wear and use marks on the edges.
Shipping note: Will be shipped securely packed and insured

Alpine mountain massif in the evening light (Alpenglühen)

Atmospheric mountain landscape with finely staged light. In the foreground, a rocky path extends through sparse hillside vegetation, flanked by dark conifers. The eye is drawn to an imposing, rocky massif whose peaks glow in the warm pink and gold tones of the evening sun, while the valley already lies in shadow.
Artist: M. Christ / M. Christl / M. Chrisl (lower left signed in red and dated; in Sütterlin-/Kurrent brush marking the ending of the name is variably readable as -st, -stl, or -sl)
Lifespan/Biographical data of the artist: Landscape painter of the late 19th century from the vicinity of the Munich School.
Year of appearance: 1889
Country of origin: Germany (Munich, Bavaria)
Period / Style: Historicism / Late Romanticism to Realism of the Munich School
Technique: Oil on canvas, stretched on a wooden stretcher
Dimensions:
Without frame: H 28.5 cm × W 34.3 cm
With frame: H 39.2 cm × W 45.3 cm
Condition: Age-appropriate good condition. The canvas is intact and shows on the reverse the original wedges, a historical brush/wood-nail fixing, as well as the original paper label of the well-known Munich gilding and framing business Rahmen Müller (Munich 2, Maximiliansplatz 20). Front side shows age-related fine craquelé. The gilded profile frame shows minor wear and use marks on the edges.
Shipping note: Will be shipped securely packed and insured

Details

Artist
German School (XIX), Signed M. Chrisl (?)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
Alpines Bergmassiv im Abendlicht (Alpenglühen) - NO RESERVE
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Year
1889
Condition
Good condition
Height
28.5 cm
Width
34.3 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Impressionism
Period
19th century
GermanyVerified
85
Objects sold
100%
Private

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