Friedrich Kaiser, HUNTING

21.0 x 26.0cm - oil, canvas signed l.d.: Kaiser

On the back, on the loom and on the frame, stickers referring to the size of the painting (print, ink): No. 178. b. 10'' H. 8'' P. 4½ U. 6''and stickers with the number (in marker): 73; on the frame the number (in blue crayon): 2562; on the right loom strip a sticker with information about the painting in German.

Friedrich Kaiser - German lithographer and battle painter, whose talent was formed under the influence of French battle painter Horace Vernet. He painted historical and battle scenes - from both the German, French and English wars. In 1838, at the side of Prince Maximilian of Bavaria, he traveled to Syria, Palestine, Egypt and Nubia, and was also in Malta. In the following years, he traveled to Asia and North Africa many more times, and these trips were reflected in his work. The artist's paintings are in the collections of museums in Berlin, Hamburg and Paris, among others.