Painting
1614
paint
From the collection of German Documentation Center for Art History - Marburg Picture Index
Dominant colour
1614
paint
From the collection of German Documentation Center for Art History - Marburg Picture Index
Dominant colour
Painting is a 1614 paint by Wägmann, Hans Heinrich, held at German Documentation Center for Art History - Marburg Picture Index.
This painting shows a busy scene on a wooden bridge packed with people in old-fashioned clothes. Flags and banners hang around, and the bridge looks like it’s the center of some kind of gathering. In the background, there’s a mix of buildings, tents, and smoke rising—maybe from fires or cooking. The text at the bottom mentions flags from 13 different places, suggesting this might be a historical meeting or celebration. The painting feels like it’s telling a story about unity or tradition. If you’re curious about where this painting lives, check out the Museum of Ethnography.
This Swiss artist painted quiet, detailed landscapes in the late 19th century. His brush captured places like alpine meadows and village streets bathed in clear afternoon light. In *Painting*, you’ll see a crisp, sunlit…
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