Wilhelm Trübner
1851–1917 · German · 11 artworks
RealismArt Nouveau (Modern)Realist representationSubtle color palettesObjective observationGenre scenesPortraiture
artist bio
Wilhelm Trübner was a German Realist painter who, while rooted in tradition, also explored elements of early modernism. He is known for his portraits, landscapes, and genre scenes, often characterized by a sober and objective approach.
what you'll learn
Studying Trübner's work allows students to understand the transition from Realism to early modern styles, focusing on objective representation and subtle shifts in composition and subject matter. Students can learn about capturing everyday life with honesty and detail.
related: Wilhelm Leibl, Gustave Courbet
11 artworks
Rauchender Mohr (Kassensturz)
1873
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Girl with Folded Hands
1878
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Gorgonenhaupt
1891
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The Pub on Fraueninsel
1891
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Self-Portrait
1902
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Cellar Window in Heidelberger Schloß
1871
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Pomona
1898
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Dog with Sausages
1877
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Bildnis einer Ordensschwester in einem sommerlichen Garten
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Neuburg Gates, Heidelberg
1913
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On the Sofa
1872
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