Emil Kuhlmann-Reher (1886–1957) - Pipe and wine
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Pipe and wine is an oil on canvas in Realism from Germany (1920–1930) by Emil Kuhlmann-Reher, depicting a historical tavern scene; signed, in good condition, 56.5 × 49 cm, sold with frame.
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Emil Kuhlmann-Reher (Lübeck 1886–1957 Munich)
Pipe and wine
Oil on canvas, signed lower left “E. Kuhlmann-Reher München”
56.5 × 49 cm
An old man in seventeenth-century costume sits in a tavern. He wears a broad black hat, a white collar, a brown buttoned jerkin and green velvet sleeves, and holds a painted beer mug. A long clay pipe is in his mouth; the bowl rests in his other hand on the table. Beside him stands a blue-and-white stoneware jug with a pewter mount. A copper pan hangs on the wall, with a small framed picture above it and a column at the left.
Kuhlmann-Reher was a Munich genre painter. He studied at the Munich Academy and made his name with tavern and peasant subjects in the Munich tradition: costume, pipe, jug and a half-smile, painted smoothly and tightly. The signature and the word München are lower left. The signature has been checked under ultraviolet light and is consistent with the paint layer.
Support and frame
Oil on canvas. The present wooden frame and the cardboard backing are later. The backing carries a modern label of Poster-Club, Łódź, framing company.
"The frame visible in the photo is included as a courtesy and does not form an integral part of the work. Any damage to the frame will not be a valid reason for complaints or cancellations of the order"
Condition
Varnish present, with fine age craquelure. A few small light scuffs and scratches in the table top. Not cleaned. Study the detail photographs.
Dimensions
Work: 56.5 × 49 cm
Emil Kuhlmann-Reher (Lübeck 1886–1957 Munich)
Pipe and wine
Oil on canvas, signed lower left “E. Kuhlmann-Reher München”
56.5 × 49 cm
An old man in seventeenth-century costume sits in a tavern. He wears a broad black hat, a white collar, a brown buttoned jerkin and green velvet sleeves, and holds a painted beer mug. A long clay pipe is in his mouth; the bowl rests in his other hand on the table. Beside him stands a blue-and-white stoneware jug with a pewter mount. A copper pan hangs on the wall, with a small framed picture above it and a column at the left.
Kuhlmann-Reher was a Munich genre painter. He studied at the Munich Academy and made his name with tavern and peasant subjects in the Munich tradition: costume, pipe, jug and a half-smile, painted smoothly and tightly. The signature and the word München are lower left. The signature has been checked under ultraviolet light and is consistent with the paint layer.
Support and frame
Oil on canvas. The present wooden frame and the cardboard backing are later. The backing carries a modern label of Poster-Club, Łódź, framing company.
"The frame visible in the photo is included as a courtesy and does not form an integral part of the work. Any damage to the frame will not be a valid reason for complaints or cancellations of the order"
Condition
Varnish present, with fine age craquelure. A few small light scuffs and scratches in the table top. Not cleaned. Study the detail photographs.
Dimensions
Work: 56.5 × 49 cm
Details
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Emil Kuhlmann-Reher (1886–1957)
Title of artwork
Pipe and wine
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Good condition
Height
56.5 cm
Width
49 cm
Weight
12 kg
Depiction/theme
Historical scene
Style
Realism
Period
1920-1930
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