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Walter Leistikow
Away in old-Kleinmachnow in Berlin
mk184
1894
water-and cover colors on watercolor paper 32.7x44.6cm
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Walter Leistikow
The breach
mk184
around
1900 oils on Lwd 87x129cm
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Walter Leistikow
Evening mood at the battle lake
mk184
around 1895 water-and cover colors on watercolor paper 32.7x44.6cm
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Walter Leistikow
Dear island
mk184
around 1905
oils on Lwd 120x150cm
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Walter Leistikow
Portrat Louis love man
mk184
1891 chalks 48.4x31cm
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Walter Leistikow
Spitzenklopplerin
mk184
1881
chalks 32.5x25.4cm
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Walter Leistikow
Simson and Delila
mk184
1894 oils on Lwd 38.5x55cm
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Walter Leistikow
Bathing boy
mk184
1900
oils on Lwd
113x152cm
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Walter Leistikow
Portrat Gerhart captain
mk184
1912
oils on Lwd
95.5x113cm
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Walter Leistikow
Children people cake
mk184
1915
Kreidelithographie on getontem paper 24x28.7cm
Bez. in the Sterin U L
Mliebermann
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Walter Leistikow
Even likeness with brush
mk184
1913 oils on wood
72.5x60cm
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Walter Leistikow
Sundown at Lake Grunewald
mk235
1898
Oil on canvas
167x252cm
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1865-1908,German painter, decorative artist, etcher, exhibition organizer and writer. He studied painting briefly in 1883, at the Akademie in Berlin, but he was dismissed after six months as 'untalented'. From 1883 to 1885 he trained with the painter Hermann Eschke (1823-1900) and from 1885 to 1887 with the Norwegian painter Hans Fredrik Gude. Gude had a decisive influence on the style of Leistikow's early works, as is especially clear in Leistikow's light coastal landscapes with figures. His most significant work from this period, however, is Brickworks near Eckernferde (1887; ex-Gem?ldegal. Neue Meister, Dresden). Leistikow's dismissal from the Akademie concentrated his attention on issues of artistic policy. When the German government decided not to send works for exhibition in the Exposition Universelle in Paris in 1889, Leistikow himself organized the dispatch of works to Paris. In 1892,
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