Fritz Boehle

Fritz Boehle (1873-?) was a German artist best known for his black and white drawings, often depicting rural life. The artist's style is marked by detailed lines and a focus on depicting realistic scenes of daily life. The use of shading and hatching to create depth and texture in his drawings are the defining characteristics of his work. This is evident in his works "The Farmer", "Feeding the Pigs" and "The Rooster". The works are highly detailed and show the artist's interest in the everyday life of the rural working class, especially in his depiction of a farmer tending to his crops, a young woman feeding the pigs, and a rooster crowing in the morning, a common motif in his art. The works are evocative of a simpler time and place.