19th C. Oil Painting Of Bavarian Beauty After Joseph Stieler

Offered for sale is a charming early 19th century German oil painting on canvas of a young noblewoman in the style of Joseph Karl Stieler (1751 - 1858). The Bavarian artist was known for the “Gallery of Beauties at Nymphenburg Palace in Munich”, which he painted as appointed court artist for King Ludwig I of Bavaria. The subtle background, which emphasizes the sitter is typical of Stieler’s style, putting a direct focus on the subject and his penchant for pretty women with corkscrew curls.

The painting is housed in a period giltwood frame, which is in excellent restored condition. The painting is nicely detailed, delightful to behold, and the aged canvas is in very good condition.

Size of Frame: 17” Height by 15” Width

Size of Image: 12” Height by 9 ½” Width.