Touching and lonely figures are keen on the favorite business of eccentrics. In the “Bookworm”, this is a ridiculous old philosopher who reads a folio with the inscription “Metaphysics” standing

Touching and lonely figures are keen on the favorite business of eccentrics. In the “Bookworm”, this is a ridiculous old philosopher who reads a folio with the inscription “Metaphysics” standing
Like all Biedermeier masters, Spitzweg liked to portray figures in the garden or on the terrace, in a small, compressed space, transferring the plastic distribution of light and shadow.
Touching and lonely figures are keen on the favorite business of eccentrics. In the painting “The Poor Poet” it is a writer in a nightcap lying on a mattress spread