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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableIn the depths of art history, the name of Severin Roesen stands out, a painter whose roots stretched to Prussia and America and who is famous for his unique fruit and flower still lifes. He is considered one of the most important American painters of this genre in the 19th century. The quality and detail of his works make each fine art print an impressive sight that captivates the viewer. Born around 1815 in Boppard, Roesen grew up in Prussia (now Germany) before emigrating to America at a young age. Despite the thin veils surrounding his early years, traces of his artistic creativity are visible, such as his painting of a still life of flowers, which he exhibited at the Cologne Kunstverein in 1847. His artistic talent eventually led him to New York, where he presented his works at the renowned American Art-Union. Roesen created his paintings with such attention to detail and perfection that they became his livelihood - he sold them to private buyers and the American Art Union and taught still life painting.
After the tragic loss of his first wife, Sophia, Roesen started a family with his second wife, Wilhelmine Ludwig, and had three children with her. Despite family turmoil and personal challenges, he remained true to his passion, painting, and left his family in 1857 to settle in Pennsylvania. The years that followed were marked by exhibitions at prestigious institutions such as the Maryland Historical Society, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and the Brooklyn Art Association. His life in America took an interesting turn when he moved to Williamsport and an unprecedented number of his paintings were discovered there. His detailed depictions of nature were well received by the city's wealthy population. Many of his works became the property of hotelier and brewer Jacob Flock, who traded the paintings for lodging and beer - an amusing anecdote that adds to Roesen's artistic legacy.
Roesen left behind an impressive body of work of more than three hundred documented still lifes, but few of them are dated. Despite their meticulous detail and precise arrangement, Roesen remained true to his style and rarely changed his subjects. He not only created nearly identical copies of his paintings, but also played with the individual elements, rearranging and reassembling them. The quality and delicacy of his artworks make an art print look almost like the original, offering viewers a unique experience. Severin Roesen thus remains anchored in art history as a master of his genre.
In the depths of art history, the name of Severin Roesen stands out, a painter whose roots stretched to Prussia and America and who is famous for his unique fruit and flower still lifes. He is considered one of the most important American painters of this genre in the 19th century. The quality and detail of his works make each fine art print an impressive sight that captivates the viewer. Born around 1815 in Boppard, Roesen grew up in Prussia (now Germany) before emigrating to America at a young age. Despite the thin veils surrounding his early years, traces of his artistic creativity are visible, such as his painting of a still life of flowers, which he exhibited at the Cologne Kunstverein in 1847. His artistic talent eventually led him to New York, where he presented his works at the renowned American Art-Union. Roesen created his paintings with such attention to detail and perfection that they became his livelihood - he sold them to private buyers and the American Art Union and taught still life painting.
After the tragic loss of his first wife, Sophia, Roesen started a family with his second wife, Wilhelmine Ludwig, and had three children with her. Despite family turmoil and personal challenges, he remained true to his passion, painting, and left his family in 1857 to settle in Pennsylvania. The years that followed were marked by exhibitions at prestigious institutions such as the Maryland Historical Society, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and the Brooklyn Art Association. His life in America took an interesting turn when he moved to Williamsport and an unprecedented number of his paintings were discovered there. His detailed depictions of nature were well received by the city's wealthy population. Many of his works became the property of hotelier and brewer Jacob Flock, who traded the paintings for lodging and beer - an amusing anecdote that adds to Roesen's artistic legacy.
Roesen left behind an impressive body of work of more than three hundred documented still lifes, but few of them are dated. Despite their meticulous detail and precise arrangement, Roesen remained true to his style and rarely changed his subjects. He not only created nearly identical copies of his paintings, but also played with the individual elements, rearranging and reassembling them. The quality and delicacy of his artworks make an art print look almost like the original, offering viewers a unique experience. Severin Roesen thus remains anchored in art history as a master of his genre.
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.jpg "Still Life of Melon, Plums, Grapes, Peaches, Cherries, Strawberries on Stone Ledges by Severin Roesen")
.jpg "Fruit Still Life in a Landscape, c.1862-72 by Severin Roesen")