Early 20th-Century German School, Portrait Of Anton Müller-Wischin Spain Schiavoni’ in the lower right

Schiavoni’ in the lower right

taught his six sons (and many of his grandchildren)

During the latter part of the 18th-century

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The portrait is signed in the lower right and held within a frame that’s probably the original

Early 20th-Century German School, Portrait Of Anton Müller-Wischin Spain Schiavoni’ in the lower rightThis characterful portrait of the artist, Anton Mller Wischin (1865 1949), captures him in a steely mood. With a carved relief on his right, he looks ahead with a knowing expression. He rests his right hand on a stick. The painting is signed illegibly but clearly by a skilled hand. Mller Wischin worked within a progressive circle of artists. The portrait was originally held at the artists estate in Marquartstein, Germany. Learn more about Anton Mller