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Stoffel, the indomitable honey badger that can escape from anywhere. A great lesson in that where there is a will, there is a way. Be like Stoffel.
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Artist
Karl Reichert (1836 - 1918).
All his life the artist painted landscapes and created prints. However, during his lifetime and after his death, animal paintings were of the greatest interest to the public: these works amaze the sophisticated viewer with the accuracy of detail and especially with the conveyance of habits and emotions.
For this reason Carl Reichert's works are often compared with the paintings of the world's great animal painters of the nineteenth century: Henriette Ronner-Knip and Lillian Ceviot.
Karl Reichert (1836 - 1918).
All his life the artist painted landscapes and created prints. However, during his lifetime and after his death, animal paintings were of the greatest interest to the public: these works amaze the sophisticated viewer with the accuracy of detail and especially with the conveyance of habits and emotions.
For this reason Carl Reichert's works are often compared with the paintings of the world's great animal painters of the nineteenth century: Henriette Ronner-Knip and Lillian Ceviot.
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