Hermann Baisch (1846 - 1894)

Hermann Baisch

Hermann Baisch was a German painter of the second half of the 19th century. He is known as a landscape painter.

Baisch found inspiration for his landscapes in the neighborhoods around Munich. He often depicted livestock in his paintings, which created a cozy and warm atmosphere. The artist preferred to work en plein air, and his works showed the influence of French Impressionism. His most successful works, in particular, are considered to be "Cows in the pasture", "Morning", "Near Dortrecht at low tide", "On the Dutch Canal".

Baisch was a member of the academies of fine arts in Berlin, Munich and Vienna, as well as a professor at the Art School in Karlsruhe.