Oil painting on panel of figures in an urban landscape, created by Louis Feldmann in the early 20th century.

Ø cm 30 h cm 45 including frame

Louis Feldmann (Itzehoe, 1856 – Düsseldorf, 1928) was a German painter, known for his genre scenes and interiors, often characterized by an intimate atmosphere and a particular attention to light.

Feldmann studied at the Academy of Arts in Düsseldorf, an important artistic center of the time.
His style reflects the influence of 17th-century Dutch genre painting, with particular attention to the rendering of details and the representation of everyday life. Influences of Impressionism can also be noted, especially regarding the use of light and color.
Her favorite subjects include scenes set in domestic interiors, with figures caught in moments of daily life, such as reading, working, or conversing.
He often portrayed women in interiors, with particular attention to their posture, their clothing, and the atmosphere surrounding them.
He also created some portraits, characterized by a good psychological rendering.