Paul Mishel (1862–1929) – OLD ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING – Historical city view with city gate

Description

Beautiful, old original oil painting on canvas by the well-known German landscape painter Paul Mishel (1862-1929).

The painting shows a picturesque historic old town with a city gate, church, old buildings and a horse.

The attractive architecture, the atmospheric composition and the historical character give the work a special decorative and artistic appeal.

About the artist

Paul Mishel (1862–1929) was a German landscape painter. He was born on the 15th. Born in Danzig in July 1862 and died on July 8th. August 1929 in Fangschleuse near Berlin.

Mishel was a master student of the important German landscape painter Eugen Bracht (1842–1921).

On his study trips through Germany as well as to Great Britain, Sweden and Norway, he collected inspiration for his landscape and city paintings.

From around 1890 he lived and worked in Friedrichshagen near Berlin, where he maintained contact with the well-known Friedrichshagen poet circle.

His works are documented on international art platforms such as Artnet and MutualArt and have been offered at art auctions.

Technology: Oil on canvas.

Signature: The painting is signed lower left.

Dimensions of the painting (without frame):

Height: 60cm

Width: 50cm

Framing: The painting is sold without a frame.

Condition: The old painting shows signs of age-related wear. The exact condition can be seen in the photos. Please note the images that are part of the item description.

Original: Hand-painted original painting, not a reproduction.

Shipment: Securely packaged, fast international shipping.

An interesting original work by a student of Eugen Bracht - particularly suitable for collectors of historical German city and landscape painting.

The attractive architecture, the atmospheric composition and the historical character give the work a special decorative and artistic appeal. Paul Mishel (1862–1929) was a German landscape painter. He was born on the 15th. Born in Danzig in July 1862 and died on July 8th. August 1929 in Fangschleuse near Berlin. On his study trips through Germany as well as to Great Britain, Sweden and Norway, he collected inspiration for his landscape and city paintings. From around 1890 he lived and worked in Friedrichshagen near Berlin, where he maintained contact with the well-known Friedrichshagen poet circle. Condition: The old painting shows signs of age-related wear. The exact condition can be seen in the photos. Please note the images that are part of the item description. An interesting original