The Gardener, 1851

Series titleDüsseldorfer Lieder-Album (Song Album): 6 Songs with Pianoforte Accompaniment

ArtistWilhelm Camphausen, Düsseldorf 1818–1885 Düsseldorf

AuthorEduard Mörike, Ludwigsburg 1804–1875 Stuttgart

Komponist*inRobert Schumann, Zwickau 1810–1856 Bonn

Publishing houseArnz & Co., 1816–1859

Chromolithograph

Sheet dimensions36,5 × 49 cm

Status

on display, room 009.1

About the workThe publishing house was able to boast a first publication by the famous composer Robert Schumann when he set Eduard Mörike's poem "Der Gärtner" (The Gardener) to music. This scene in the "Düsseldorfer Lieder-Album" (Düsseldorf Song Album) was created by German artist Wilhelm Camphausen, who graduated from the Düsseldorf Art Academy in 1850. It is reminiscent of the Middle Ages: From his hiding place, the enamored gardener adores the princess riding through the park on a white horse. Camphausen later worked as a battle painter and depicted moments, for example, of the Franco-Prussian War in 1870/71.

AccessionAcquisition 1919

ProvenanceBürmann Collection

Inventory number80505183d

Contact

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