Robert Schmidt (1863-1927) - Dorf am Flussufer






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Robert Schmidt’s 19th-century oil painting Dorf am Flussufer depicts a winter scene in an Impressionist style and is framed; it originates from Germany.
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Robert Gustav Adolf Schmidt was a German painter, born on June 3, 1863 in Nuremberg. He specialized mainly in landscapes and still lifes. He also painted genre scenes, i.e. depictions of people and everyday situations.
In 1880 Schmidt began his studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. There he was taught by the painter Wilhelm von Diez, who shaped his artistic training.
In his paintings Robert Schmidt frequently depicted landscapes, nature motifs, and figures. Flowers, fruits, and other objects also belonged to his motifs. His works were predominantly painted in oil.
From 1909 until his death Schmidt lived and worked in Munich. There he spent a significant portion of his later life. He died in 1927 in Munich. Today, very little is known about his personal life. Nevertheless, his paintings are preserved through art collections and the art trade.
Robert Gustav Adolf Schmidt was a German painter, born on June 3, 1863 in Nuremberg. He specialized mainly in landscapes and still lifes. He also painted genre scenes, i.e. depictions of people and everyday situations.
In 1880 Schmidt began his studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. There he was taught by the painter Wilhelm von Diez, who shaped his artistic training.
In his paintings Robert Schmidt frequently depicted landscapes, nature motifs, and figures. Flowers, fruits, and other objects also belonged to his motifs. His works were predominantly painted in oil.
From 1909 until his death Schmidt lived and worked in Munich. There he spent a significant portion of his later life. He died in 1927 in Munich. Today, very little is known about his personal life. Nevertheless, his paintings are preserved through art collections and the art trade.
