Otto Gebler

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Otto Gebler (born September 18, 1838 in Dresden , † January 30, 1917 in Munich ) was a German animal painter .

Career

Shepherd boy
"Otto Gebler in Munich": On the way home , here with sheep. Lithograph on a cardboard tear-out from a previously unidentified book

Otto Gebler studied painting first at the academy in his hometown and then at the Munich one, where he particularly followed up with Karl Theodor von Piloty . He primarily made the sheep the subject of his studies and soon achieved such a skill in the characteristics of this animal that, supported by a juicy, glossy coloring, he was equal to the North German sheep painter Brendel , which was previously regarded as an unsurpassable specialty . He made the sheep objects of physiognomic studies and developed an astonishing versatility in the reproduction of the types.

Works

Its main images are:

  • Unruly sheep
  • The disturbed house peace
  • Flock of Returning Sheep (1870)
  • Resting sheep at the edge of the forest
  • The Art Critics in the Stable (1873)
  • Sheep in front of a painter's easel, in the Berlin National Gallery
  • The visit to the stable
  • Coming home through the water
  • Two poachers

Excellent works

For the picture Sheep in front of a painter's easel , he received the small gold medal at the Berlin exhibition in 1874.

In recent years he has expanded his painterly spectrum to include dogs. Such a picture, Reineke's end (fox and three dachshunds), was awarded a second medal at the international exhibition in Munich and bought for the Pinakothek there .

literature

Web links

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