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Wilhelm Leibl (1844-1900) was a German Realist painter known for his detailed and lifelike depictions of everyday life. Born in Cologne, Leibl is considered one of the most important representatives of the Munich School. His works often feature rural scenes, portraits, and figures from the lower classes, rendered with an almost photographic precision. He was particularly interested in capturing the subtle nuances of light and shadow, which gives his paintings a sense of depth and realism. Leibl's subjects, often depicted in intimate settings, are characterized by their quiet dignity and naturalness, reflecting the artist's keen observation of the human condition.
Born
October 23, 1844
Birth place
Cologne, Germany
Died
December 4, 1900
Death place
Würzburg, Germany
Portrait of an Old Peasant Woman, in Profile to the Rig...
Wilhelm Leibl
1877
Malresl Working in the Kitchen
Wilhelm Leibl
1898
Bust of a Young Peasant Girl in a Plaid Jacket
Wilhelm Leibl
1876
Portrait of the Painter Sperl
Wilhelm Leibl
1876
Team of Oxen in Harness
Wilhelm Leibl
1876
Therese Bauer (Head of a Young Farmgirl Facing Right)
Wilhelm Leibl
1876
Portrait of the Painter Wopfner
Wilhelm Leibl
1873
Portrait of the Painter Louis Eysen
Wilhelm Leibl
1870
Girl by a Window
Wilhelm Leibl
1899
In der Küche (Küche in Kutterling)
Wilhelm Leibl
1898
In Erwartung
Wilhelm Leibl
1898
Two Women in the Kitchen
Wilhelm Leibl
1896
Mädchen am Herd
Wilhelm Leibl
1895
Wilhelm Leibl and Sperl on the hunt
Wilhelm Leibl
1895
Strickende Mädchen auf der Ofenbank
Wilhelm Leibl
1895