Louis GURLITT (Altona, 1812 - Naundorf, 1897)
View of Dubrovnik
Canvas.
Monogrammed lower right GL.
45,3 x 57 cm
Louis Gurlitt first trained as a portrait painter in Hamburg before joining the Royal Academy in Copenhagen,
from 1832 to 1834. There he discovered the paintings of Christoffer Eckersberg and, greatly impressed, devoted himself to landscape
to landscape painting. With the painter Vilhelm Marstrand, he travelled through Sweden and Norway before settling in
before settling in Munich, Copenhagen and Düsseldorf.
In 1843, he undertook a trip to Italy, from Rome to Palermo, before returning to Germany, it was then
that he was able to pass through Dubrovnik. The small formats in which he endeavors to render light, like the one we are presenting, are the
are the most personal part of his work.
Another view of the same site by Louis Gurlitt, with variants, smaller (29 x 48 cm), was sold at Bruun Rasmussen, May 30, 2017, lot #65
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