Impressionist landscape on the Baltic Sea

(1886 Schönau, Heidelberg Library – 1948 Karlsruhe) Summer landscape on the Baltic Sea, a view of a hill with grain stacks, overlooking the sea under a bright blue, slightly cloudy sky. This impressionist landscape was captured by Hempfing, who was especially attached to the northern German and East Prussian coasts (Sylt, Samland, Rügen, and Usedom). Hempfing, who studied at the Karlsruhe Academy, exhibited his paintings at the Glaspalast in Munich, the Künstlerhaus in Vienna, and the Great Art Exhibition in Berlin. Oil on canvas; signed and dated 1947. 76 cm x 104 cm. In a frame.