Can no more lie down!
Dahl, Siegwald Johannes (1827 Dresden 1902). Kan(n) sich nicht mehr lagern (Can no more lie down)! Two horses in the stable, the left of them can no more lie down like the other. Beyond a ledge occupied by poultry a staircase leads to the hayloft. Brush with wash in black. Inscribed: S. Dahl (18)99 (brush), otherwise in pencil as above in German. 175 x 225 mm.
Thieme-Becker VIII, 274 f.; Allgemeines Künstler-Lexikon XX, 320; Boetticher, Malerwerke des 19. Jhdts., I/1, 211 ff. – On thin cardboard. – Warmly felt sujet.
“ D. (son of Joh. Chr. Clausen D., already as a 37-age honorary member of the Dresden Academy) is above all an animal painter, his Norwegian and German landscapes already technically not coming up to the excellent depictions from the life of the dogs, horses, roes, birds. In respect of loving observations these genre scenes could stand comparison with those of Edw. Landseer whose works D. had studied in London … A not to underestimating influence in this connection D. has excerted on an elder art companion, the ingenious Ferd. v. Raysky, together with whom he yearly made natural studies on the properties of their friends ”
(Thieme-Becker).
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