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Interior of a Palm House Print by Karl Blechen
A majestic, feathery palm tree, streaming flower garlands and a profusion of greenery adorn the gilded “Interior of a Palm House” by Karl Blechen. The exotic work depicts the hothouse of Prussian King Frederick William III. A master of German Realism, Blechen (1798 – 1840) often painted outdoors, striving to create a literal interpretation of his subjects. During his career, he was appointed stage painter for the Berlin Royal Theater, a perfect outlet for his extraordinary and enigmatic style. Blechen...
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Interior of a Palm House By Carl Blechen
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A regal palm tree and other exotic foliage decorate the gleaming “Interior of a Palm House” by Karl Blechen, which depicts the hothouse of Prussian King Frederick-William III. Blechen (1798 – 1840) was a master of German Realism, and often painted outdoors to portray his subjects as literally as possible. Appointed stage painter of the Berlin Royal Theater, he was able to indulge his remarkable, mysterious style. Using dazzling colors and unconventional themes, Blechen became one of the 19th century...
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A majestic, feathery palm tree, streaming flower garlands and a profusion of greenery adorn the gilded “Interior of a Palm House” by Karl Blechen. The exotic work depicts the hothouse of Prussian King Frederick William III. A master of German Realism, Blechen (1798 – 1840) often painted outdoors, striving to create a literal interpretation of his subjects. During his career, he was appointed stage painter for the Berlin Royal Theater, a perfect outlet for his extraordinary and enigmatic style. Blechen...
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A majestic, feathery palm tree, streaming flower garlands and a profusion of greenery adorn the gilded “Interior of a Palm House” by Karl Blechen. The exotic work depicts the hothouse of Prussian King Frederick William III. A master of German Realism, Blechen (1798 – 1840) often painted outdoors, striving to create a literal interpretation of his subjects. During his career, he was appointed stage painter for the Berlin Royal Theater, a perfect outlet for his extraordinary and enigmatic style. Blechen...
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