Roman Genre Scene with a young Lady wearing Coral and Gold Jewellry, Rome 1834 - the young Lady is holding her hands on a Wine Jug (such as she would tell the viewer: "No more wine"), a Winery Cave with Wine Leafs in the background - Oil on canvas, 68 by 85 cm (26 3/4 by 33 1/2 inch), with frame 91 x 108 cm (36 by 42 1/2 inch) - signed lower left "C. Baumbach" and inscribed by the artist with location and date "Rom, 1834" - cleaned and good condition - original wooden frame - price (incl s&h): EUR 14.800 (currently ca. US$ 21,500) (convert to Pounds or US$ )

Note: The artist painted this scene from his own experience while he stayed in Rome, Italy 1834. He studied at the Academy in Dresden from 1819 on and later became a student of famous Gottfried Schadow in Dusseldorf. After his travels in Italy (1833 and 1834) he worked in Munich (where he became member of the Munich Art Club), Oldenburg (where he became Court Painter) and Hamburg (where eg. this painting was exhibited at Commeter). He also exhited in Dresden and in Berlin at the Academy. This painting fits perfect for a living room with light colors and in combination with antique and/or modern furniture. Provenance: Private Collection, Dusseldorf, previously exhibited at Gallery Commeter, Hamburg. This work left behind the ascetic and religious art of the Nazarener Circle (which he knew through Schadow and the German Artists in Rome) to perfectly express the Biedermeier Desire of Romantic Beauty in Italy. Price includes shipping within Europe and to the USA.

Carl Baumbach
(German, 1794-1860)
* offered subject to prior sale by: Karsten Buchholz KG Hamburg, Germany


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Carl Baumbach (1794-1860) - Roman Genre Scene with a young Lady wearing Coral and Gold Jewellry - Rome, 1834 - Go back to our For Sale Category

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More Biographical information on the artist: Works by Karl Baumbach can also be found in Museums, eg. at the Castle in Eutin and at the Landes-Gewerbe-Mus. in Stuttgart. The Ouevre of the artist was quite limited and we have not noticed that a comparable work by him appeared on the art market in the last 50 years. See here an article about the Sale of a Roman Lady Portrait, painted by his teacher Schadow which was discovered in a Private Collection and sold in Cologne back in 1998 for EUR 77.000 (ca. US$ 112,000):

Schadow painting

This offer includes expert packing in a wooden box, all necessary export / import papers, shipping by Fedex Intl. Priority (USA) or other Courier service (Europe) to your door. Insurance quoted on request. This offer is valid for the USA and Europe (other countries on request). For easy payment we accept credit cards (VISA and M/C) and can provide a secure server for transmission of your data. Payment is also possible by bank transfer. For an order from the US we need the following information:

1) your street address (no POB) and daytime phone / 2) how you want to pay / 3) your SSN (Social Security Number) for the import (not necessary for Europe)

Any questions are welcome, please send your e-mail to: bais(at)gmx.de - This description has been written by Mr. Karsten Buchholz. We are also available at the phone in the morning of US time at 01149-4104-694710 or from Europe 0049-4104-694710 or in Germany at 04104-694710. Please note that an order can only be placed by email to avoid mistakes with the address. As always, this offer is subject to prior sale. We will be glad to serve you.

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