Oil on cardboard
Germany, 20th century
Fritz Bayerlein (1872-1955) – German painter
Signed 'F. Bayerlein' lower left
On the reverse signed and titled on a label 'F. Bayerlein / Rotes Zimmer (Nymphenb. Schloß)'
Dimensions: 70 x 49.7 cm
Gilt frame: 87 x 68.5 cm
Good condition
Provenance: Private collection, Berlin
Interior: The red room of Nymphenburg Palace located close to Munich – interiors of local castles belonged to the favored subjects of the painter

Condition:

The painting is in good condition consistent with the age. The varnish has been darkened and there are small loss of color and a few marks overall. Edges and corners show rubbed spots due to the frame and tiny pinholes. The frame shows usual signs of age and wear as well as a few spots with loss of material at the lower edge. The dimensions are 70 x 49.7 cm and the frame measures 87 x 68.5 cm.

Fritz Bayerlein (1872-1955)
Fritz Bayerlein, a German painter and draftsman born in Bamberg, worked over decades in Munich. Firstly, Bayerlein was a pupil at the arts school in Nuremberg in the 1890s, later he studied at the academy of fine arts in Munich under prof. Raupp. Various study trips to Italy, Austria and Switzerland brought him inspiration and new motifs. Primarily Bayerlein painted landscapes, interiors, architecture and history paintings. His favored subjects were images of castles and parks. Stylistically his oeuvre is influenced by romanticism, late rococo and impressionism. (msc)

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