Carl Spitzweg's bookworm German painting Square Sticker

The bookworm of Carl Spitzweg's German painting of late romantics A man stands on the ladder to get to the books on the upper shelves. In the background, the size of the huge library is quite similar. The room is dark, but the man shuns the ray of light of the window to read a book. Carl Spitzweg was one of the largest and most important German painters and was a master of light. Speaking of his continued success to this day, he undoubtedly relies on the fact that he has shown a clearly understandable, manageable world in his narratives of bourgeois-quirky behavior, but he caricatured it with joke and acumen. His sense of humor was intricate, and he often critique profoundly and pessimistically the grievances of his time. His paintings, which are so strange in their own, do not reveal incomprehension, but rather his great knowledge of human beings. They also reflect bourgeois Biedermeier and revolutionary forerunner March.