Wilhelm Räuber (1849-1926) - Liebespaar
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Original oil on panel painting titled Liebespaar by Wilhelm Räuber (1849–1926), dated 1877, signed, in Rococo style from Germany, measuring 36 × 28.5 cm with frame total 69 × 61 cm and sold with the frame.
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Original painting by Wilhelm Carl Räuber (1877)
For sale is a high-quality, signed original painting by the Munich-based artist Wilhelm Carl Räuber (1849–1926), dated to the year 1877.
The work depicts a romantic couple on horseback in an idyllic landscape—a classic and highly sought-after subject in 19th-century genre painting. The finely tuned color palette and the lively brushwork give the painting a particular depth and radiance.
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Important note
The sale here explicitly concerns the painting itself.
The elaborately crafted, gilded frame is a complimentary addition.
The frame comes from the renowned workshop:
“Anton Rötger – Vergolderei & Rahmen-Kunstwerkstätten, Hamburg”
and underscores the high-quality overall effect, but will not be charged separately.
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Details about the work
• Technique: Oil on wooden panel
• Signature: bottom left “Wilh. Räuber”, dated 1877
• Dimensions of image: approx. 36 × 28.5 cm
• Dimensions including frame: approx. 69 × 61 cm
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Condition
• Original condition with age-related patina
• Fine craquelé texture (typical for its age)
• Back with old stamps and inventory numbers
• Frame with age-related signs of wear
Overall, a very beautiful, authentic condition for a 19th-century work.
Special features
Signed & dated (1877)
Original on wood panel – no reproduction
Classic collector’s motif
Historic frame (gratis add-on)
Unrestored, authentic condition
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Legal notices
We sell only used and antique items. Small age-related cosmetic blemishes do not constitute a claim for complaint or warranty, but are part of the history of each piece.
Original painting by Wilhelm Carl Räuber (1877)
For sale is a high-quality, signed original painting by the Munich-based artist Wilhelm Carl Räuber (1849–1926), dated to the year 1877.
The work depicts a romantic couple on horseback in an idyllic landscape—a classic and highly sought-after subject in 19th-century genre painting. The finely tuned color palette and the lively brushwork give the painting a particular depth and radiance.
⸻
Important note
The sale here explicitly concerns the painting itself.
The elaborately crafted, gilded frame is a complimentary addition.
The frame comes from the renowned workshop:
“Anton Rötger – Vergolderei & Rahmen-Kunstwerkstätten, Hamburg”
and underscores the high-quality overall effect, but will not be charged separately.
⸻
Details about the work
• Technique: Oil on wooden panel
• Signature: bottom left “Wilh. Räuber”, dated 1877
• Dimensions of image: approx. 36 × 28.5 cm
• Dimensions including frame: approx. 69 × 61 cm
⸻
Condition
• Original condition with age-related patina
• Fine craquelé texture (typical for its age)
• Back with old stamps and inventory numbers
• Frame with age-related signs of wear
Overall, a very beautiful, authentic condition for a 19th-century work.
Special features
Signed & dated (1877)
Original on wood panel – no reproduction
Classic collector’s motif
Historic frame (gratis add-on)
Unrestored, authentic condition
⸻
Legal notices
We sell only used and antique items. Small age-related cosmetic blemishes do not constitute a claim for complaint or warranty, but are part of the history of each piece.
Details
Sold with frame
Yes
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Owner or reseller
Artist
Wilhelm Räuber (1849-1926)
Title of artwork
Liebespaar
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Year
1877
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
36 cm
Width
28.5 cm
Style
Rococo
Period
19th century
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