Heinrich Nauen
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Heinrich Nauen
Heinrich Nauen (1867-1921) was a German artist known for his prolific output of realist paintings, drawings, etchings and woodcuts. He made a name for himself as a landscape painter, particularly with his works depicting the Düsseldorf Rhine Valley. He also produced important works featuring scenes of small town taverns, churches, and mills. One of his most acclaimed works was Aeolian Harp, a painting that was purchased by Emperor Wilhelm II in 1901 and exhibited in the National Gallery of Berlin. Other notable pieces by Heinrich Nauen include The Old Quarryman, Village in the Woods, and Jungle Study.
German painting, Rhine Valley, realist art
— Mei Wang
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