Georg Friedrich Reimer (1828-1866) - Die Apfelschälerin





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Georg Friedrich Reimer’s 19th-century oil painting Die Apfelschälerin, signed and depicting a woman peeling an apple for two children, is from Germany.
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Very beautiful oil painting by Georg Friedrich Reimer (* May 17, 1828 in Leipzig; † September 17, 1866 in Berlin. He was a German genre painter of the Düsseldorf School.
Reimer was especially valued for his works in the Neo-Rococo style. Among his preferred motifs were gallant and domestic scenes, often inhabited by figures in historical costumes or interiors with musicians and servants.
In addition to Düsseldorf, he was active for a time in Weimar and Wiesbaden before settling permanently in Berlin, where he died at the age of only 38 on September 17, 1866.
Depicted is a lady of good family who is peeling an apple for two children (a boy and a girl). The clothes worn by the figures and the overall materiality also suggest a affluent household.
The painting is in a good condition for its age.
Oil on canvas, signed bottom left with "G Reimer"; craquelé in places (condition see photos).
Very beautiful oil painting by Georg Friedrich Reimer (* May 17, 1828 in Leipzig; † September 17, 1866 in Berlin. He was a German genre painter of the Düsseldorf School.
Reimer was especially valued for his works in the Neo-Rococo style. Among his preferred motifs were gallant and domestic scenes, often inhabited by figures in historical costumes or interiors with musicians and servants.
In addition to Düsseldorf, he was active for a time in Weimar and Wiesbaden before settling permanently in Berlin, where he died at the age of only 38 on September 17, 1866.
Depicted is a lady of good family who is peeling an apple for two children (a boy and a girl). The clothes worn by the figures and the overall materiality also suggest a affluent household.
The painting is in a good condition for its age.
Oil on canvas, signed bottom left with "G Reimer"; craquelé in places (condition see photos).

