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Free hour at the Amsterdam Orphanage
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Max Liebermann completed this scene of orphan girls at leisure with the naturalistic observation and loose brushwork that characterized German Impressionism. The composition captures a moment of respite with sympathetic humanity.
Liebermann was Germany's leading Impressionist, known for scenes of work and leisure painted with fresh observation. It hangs at the Städel in Frankfurt.
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About Free hour at the Amsterdam Orphanage
You can see it at Städel, Frankfurt am Main in Frankfurt, Germany. Max Liebermann created it. The composition captures a moment of respite with sympathetic humanity.
Liebermann was Germany's leading Impressionist, known for naturalistic observation It's held at Städel, Frankfurt am Main. The composition captures a moment of respite with sympathetic humanity.
Max Liebermann painted orphanages, schools, and working people with social realism influenced by Dutch art. He became Germany's leading Impressionist and later president of the Berlin Academy.
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