Hermann Baisch1846–1894Horses and cattle in a storm
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Hermann Baisch (1846-1894) was born in Dresden and studied at the School of Art in Stuttgart. His father was a lithographer. He went to Paris in 1868, where he was greatly influenced by 17th century Dutch paintings and by the Barbizon School. Baisch moved to Munich and became a professor at the Carlsruhe Academy in 1881. He received many awards at the end of his life and became a member of the Munich and the Berlin Academies.
This painting is a good example of the naturalistic landscapes Baisch started to paint in the 1870s when he came back from France. This work, which depicts horses, cattle and sheep sheltering under trees from a storm, shows dramatic rendering of light and difficult weather conditions characteristic of the French Naturalist painters and the Dutch imagery from the 17th century.
Victoria and Albert Museum
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- 1081-1886
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