Ansicht von Neuss mit St. Quirinus-Münster. Um 1900.
Oil on paper, laminated on panel.
Signed lower right. Titled, numbered “545” and inscribed on the reverse. 34.2 x 44 cm (13.4 x 17.3 in).

• A virtuoso depiction of the Neuss St. Quirinus Minster in beautiful color harmonies.
• Max Clarenbach was part of the Düsseldorf School and co-founder of the “Sonderbund” in Düsseldorf, influenced by French Impressionism.
• After Andreas Achenbach discovered Clarenbach's talent, the latter began to study at the Düsseldorf Art Academy in 1893.

PROVENANCE: Private collection, Southern Germany.