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Ladies and gentlemen admire paintings at an exhibition in Vienna, 1829-1848. Creator: Andreas Geiger
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Ladies and gentlemen admire paintings at an exhibition in Vienna, 1829-1848. Creator: Andreas Geiger
Ladies and gentlemen admire paintings at an exhibition in Vienna, 1829-1848. Die Kunstausstellung in Wien: Ammerlings "Traum" wird bewundert'. Satire on The Dream by Friedrich von Friedrich von Amerling
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Andreas Geiger's etching, 'Ladies and gentlemen admire paintings at an exhibition in Vienna, 1829-1848' (also known as 'Die Kunstausstellung in Wien: Ammerlings "Traum" wird bewundert'), offers a satirical glimpse into the world of art enthusiasts during the 19th century. The scene is set at an exhibition in Vienna, Austria, where visitors, both men and women, are deeply engrossed in admiring the artwork on display. At the center of attention is Friedrich von Amerling's painting, 'The Dream' (or 'Traum'), which is being closely examined by a group of admirers. The etching captures the essence of the art-viewing experience during this era, with visitors poring over catalogues and pointing at the intricacies of the artwork. Some visitors are even seen dozing off, perhaps lulled into a dreamlike state by the beauty of the art. A man in a monocle and a woman in a flowing dress are among those captured in the moment of admiration. The low-key color palette of the etching adds to the understated elegance of the scene, with the paper texture adding a tactile quality to the image. The use of watercolor paint in the original artwork is also subtly reflected in the etching, adding to the authenticity of the depiction. Johann Christian Schoeller's print shop in Vienna is believed to have published this etching, making it an important piece of Austrian art heritage. The image continues to captivate viewers today, offering a glimpse into the past and the enduring allure of art.
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