The Quiet Observation of Water and Light Georg Wickert spent his life looking at the way light settles on the surface of the water. Born in 1886 in Gleiwitz, his gaze was often fixed on the movement of the Wakenitz, the Trave, or the wide expanse of the Ostsee. He was a German landscape painter who found his subjects in the shifting moods of the shoreline and the steady presence of riverbanks. His work does not shout; it settles into…
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