We are pleased to present this stunning oil painting on plywood, dating back to the late 19th century. This magnificent work depicts a view of Worms Cathedral, Germany.
This wonderful little painting celebrates the architectural majesty of Worms Cathedral, built between the 12th and 13th centuries, now St. Peter's Cathedral (Dom Sankt Peter in German), one of the most important Romanesque cathedrals in Germany. Worms is a city in Rhineland-Palatinate, located on the western bank of the Rhine. This large cathedral is admired for its Romanesque architectural balance, its monumental towers and the red sandstone typical of the region. The painter depicts this view of the cathedral in a bygone era, with several people in the foreground going about their daily activities. The artistic quality is excellent and evident in the detailed depiction of the architecture and the vibrant colors, all rendered with delicate and precise brushstrokes. The artist was probably inspired by a work by Samuel Prout, one of the masters of architectural watercolor. If you love the majesty of ancient architecture, you absolutely must add this wonderful painting to your collection. A stunning work of art that will enchant your guests!
On the back there is the original label from Winsor & Newton, a historic company that has been producing materials for artists since around 1830.
The painting is framed in a magnificent 19th century giltwood frame.
Frame size (cm):
Height: 41
Width: 33.5
Depth: 4
Dimensions of the painting (cm):
Height: 30
Width: 22.5
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