Art Circle
Leibl Circle
Leibl Circle was an art circle founded in 1871. It was active from 1871 to 1873. This catalog holds 13 public-domain works by 3 of its members. Its artists are most associated with French Realism.
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The Leibl Circle was a group of German Realist painters who gathered around Wilhelm Leibl in Munich and later in rural Bavaria between 1871 and 1873. United by a commitment to direct observation and a rejection of academic idealism, they produced works characterized by rigorous naturalism and precise technique.
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Landscape -
Peasant Girl with a White Headcloth -
Sleeping Savoyard Boy -
Three Women in Church -
Portrait of Pál Szinyei Merse -
Zwei Frauen in der Kirche -
Still Life -
Building Site at Wesslingersee -
Porträt der Rosine Fischler, Gräfin Treuberg (geborene Edle von Poschinger) -
Felicia Kirchdorffer, die Nichte des Künstlers -
Asetelma -
Head of a Peasant -
Head of a Peasant Woman