Georg Grauvogl

Cabin near Garmisch – Alpspitze – Georg Grauvogl Work measurements: cm 70 x 80 without frame – cm 74 x 84 with antique fir frame Technique: oil on canvas Era: circa 1940 Author: Georg Grauvogl (1896 – 1986) In this painting, Grauvogl offers a small glimpse of the magnificent scenery of Garmisch-Partenkirchen: the first thing that catches the eye are them, the mountains, the Waxenstein and the Alpspitze, which stand majestically in the background. They are the true protagonists of the painting, with their rocky peaks that challenge the sky and the slopes that plunge towards the valley. The atmosphere is that of a summer day, with white and fluffy clouds chasing each other in the sky, creating plays of light and shadow on the mountains. The light seems to envelop everything, illuminating the peaks and creating deep shadows on the slopes, giving rise to a sense of depth and three-dimensionality. In the foreground, a flowery meadow extends to the foot of the mountains. The colors are vibrant, with loose brushstrokes that capture the variety of shades of grass and flowers. Hidden among the tall grass, you can see a cabin, the only "human" detail of this painting. The entire work exudes a sense of peace and tranquility. It is an invitation to contemplation, to stop for a moment and admire the beauty of nature.