
1846–1925 · German · 14 artworks
artist bio
Eduard von Grützner was a German painter best known for his genre paintings, particularly those depicting monks in humorous situations. His work, rooted in the Romantic tradition, often combined meticulous realism with anecdotal storytelling, offering a glimpse into the everyday life of his subjects.
what you'll learn
Studying Grützner's work allows students to understand genre painting and narrative art, focusing on how artists can use detailed observation and humor to create engaging scenes. Students can also learn about the cultural context of 19th-century Germany and the portrayal of religious figures in art.
related: Carl Spitzweg

Lesender Prämonstratensermönch

The Catastrophe
1892

Der Herr Förster
1920

Tasting The Wine

The Card Players
1883

Shaving Day at the Monastery
1887

A Good Drink

Falstaff
1906

Kunsthändler

In Der Studierstube

Benediktiner Mönch Mit Wein Beim Frühschoppen

Stadtarchiv in Tirol

Ein Guter Jahrgang

Das Gläschen Zur Stärkung
1880