Osmar Schindler German, 1867-1927
Internationale Kunst Ausstellung, 1897

£3,000

Lithograph
Signed in the plate
96cm × 75cm (100cm × 82cm framed)

Schindler travelled throughout Europe during his early life and, by 1895, had visited Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and Italy. His work draws on classicism but also German Romanticism, often depicting vital young muscular men surrounded out in the countryside. In 1897, Schindler designed the poster for Dresden’s International Art Exhibition and, in 1900, was appointed a professor at the Dresden Art Academy. There he taught life modelling and draughtsmanship, a position that he held for the remainder of his life.