The attribution 'after German School' refers to works created in conscious homage to the traditions and expressive forms of German art schools, yet not originating from a specific original artist. Such works often emerge within an artistic environment fascinated by the rigor, precision, and symbolic depth that have characterized German painting for centuries. Artists working under this attribution draw inspiration from the distinctive compositions, detailed depictions, and profound visual language that define the history of German art. Their creations reflect the influence of great masters, though no direct authorship is present. Instead, these works serve as a tribute to tradition, continually reinterpreted across generations.
In a broader social context, the designation 'after German School' acts as a bridge between past and present. It allows the aesthetic and technical achievements of German art to be placed in new contexts and kept alive for future generations. These works express a deep appreciation for cultural heritage and demonstrate how artistic ideas are transmitted across time and space. They invite viewers to reflect on the origins and evolution of German art, opening a dialogue between different eras. The artistic practice behind this attribution is marked by respect, admiration, and the pursuit of capturing the essence of the German school in contemporary visual worlds.
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.jpg "Jewish Cabbalist Holding a Sephirot, copy of an Illustration from Portae Lucis by Paul Ricius, Augsburg 1516, used in a History of Magic, published late 19th century by after German School")
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.jpg "The Holy Roman Emperor and the Pope, accompanied by a knight and a bishop, holding swords, symbolising judicial power in their lands by after German School")
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.jpg "Investiture of Frederick I of the house of Hohenzollern as Margrave of Brandenburg, 1415 by after German School")
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.jpg "A Guarani village, from Gottfrieds Historia Antipodum, pub. in 1655, from The Romance of the River Plate, Vol. I, by W. H. Koebel, 1914 by after German School")
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.jpg "The Organ, completed 1868 by after German School")
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.jpg "Beethoven, Walking by after German School")
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.jpg "Portrait of Frederick the Great of Prussia at the Age of 3 by after German School")
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.jpg "Creatures of the Northern River Plate, as pictured by an early artist, from Nierhoffs Voyages and Travels, from The Romance of the River Plate, Vol. I, by W. H. Koebel, 1914 by after German School")
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.jpg "Portrait of Princess Wilhelmine of Prussia at the Age of 6 by after German School")
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.jpg "A German Surgeon, from Consolation of Philosophy by Boethius, illustration from Science and Literature in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, written and engraved by Paul Lacroix, 1878 by after German School")
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.jpg "Adam and Eve, The Garden of Eden, The Fall by after German School")
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.jpg "Bourgeois life in the Middle Ages by after German School")
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.jpg "Fireworks at the Castle of the Margrave of Brandenburg at Colln on the River Spree on the Occasion of the Visit of King Christian IV of Denmark, 10 October 1595 by after German School")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-592151).jpg "A Liturgical Book by after German School")
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.jpg "The Spaniards Revenge for the Death of Ayolas, from Gottfrieds Historia Antipodum, pub. in 1655, from The Romance of the River Plate, Vol. I, by W. H. Koebel, 1914 by after German School")
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.jpg "The Building of the Ark Superintended by Noah by after German School")
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.jpg "The Passion of Christ by after German School")
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