Carl Friedrich Deiker (1836-1892) - The Welsh Spaniel

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Estimate  € 1,000 - € 1,200
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€28
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€25
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The Welsh Spaniel, a 19th-century oil painting from Germany by Carl Friedrich Deiker, is sold with its frame.

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A charming portrait of a Welsh Springer Spaniel dog by Carl Friedrich Deiker (1836-1892), the renowned Düsseldorf painter. Trained in Hanau and Karlsruhe, Deiker settled in Düsseldorf in 1864, where he developed a distinctive reputation for his vivid and technically assured depictions of animals. Although best known for dramatic hunting scenes, deer and wild boar, dog portraits also feature in his documented oeuvre. Here, Deiker concentrates entirely on his four-legged sitter: the soulful eyes and slightly solemn expression give the dog an unusually strong sense of personality.

A splendid addition to any discerning art collection.

⦿ Signed lower left: C. F. Deiker
⦿ Dimensions (approx.): 18 x 23,5 cm (artwork), 37,5 x 44 cm (incl. frame/total).
⦿ Condition: Exhibits an authentic patina of age (see pictures).
⦿ Estimated Period: around 1870
⦿ Please note: Frame included gratis; comes as a gift and should be treated as such.
⦿ Shipping: Fast dispatch ✓ Tracked ✓ Insured ✓ Eco-friendly ✓
  – Dispatched from Germany, or local (free coffee:)) pick-up available. Please ensure your shipping details are complete and accurate to help avoid delays.
⦿ Colour disclaimer: Digital screens display colours differently; the item may appear slightly different in person.
⦿ Please consider reusing or recycling the packaging. Thank you!
⦿ Looking for more splendid paintings? Make sure to take a look at my other items.

Seller's Story

Best-rated seller. Ships from Germany.

✦ FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING ✦ RATED EXCELLENT

A charming portrait of a Welsh Springer Spaniel dog by Carl Friedrich Deiker (1836-1892), the renowned Düsseldorf painter. Trained in Hanau and Karlsruhe, Deiker settled in Düsseldorf in 1864, where he developed a distinctive reputation for his vivid and technically assured depictions of animals. Although best known for dramatic hunting scenes, deer and wild boar, dog portraits also feature in his documented oeuvre. Here, Deiker concentrates entirely on his four-legged sitter: the soulful eyes and slightly solemn expression give the dog an unusually strong sense of personality.

A splendid addition to any discerning art collection.

⦿ Signed lower left: C. F. Deiker
⦿ Dimensions (approx.): 18 x 23,5 cm (artwork), 37,5 x 44 cm (incl. frame/total).
⦿ Condition: Exhibits an authentic patina of age (see pictures).
⦿ Estimated Period: around 1870
⦿ Please note: Frame included gratis; comes as a gift and should be treated as such.
⦿ Shipping: Fast dispatch ✓ Tracked ✓ Insured ✓ Eco-friendly ✓
  – Dispatched from Germany, or local (free coffee:)) pick-up available. Please ensure your shipping details are complete and accurate to help avoid delays.
⦿ Colour disclaimer: Digital screens display colours differently; the item may appear slightly different in person.
⦿ Please consider reusing or recycling the packaging. Thank you!
⦿ Looking for more splendid paintings? Make sure to take a look at my other items.

Seller's Story

Best-rated seller. Ships from Germany.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Artist
Carl Friedrich Deiker (1836-1892)
Title of artwork
The Welsh Spaniel
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Good condition
Height
23.5 cm
Width
18 cm
Depiction/theme
Animals
Style
Biedermeier
Period
19th century
GermanyVerified
275
Objects sold
100%
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