Geissler Collection
Geissler, the talented artist from the 18th and 19th centuries, captured a wide range of subjects in his artwork
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Geissler, the talented artist from the 18th and 19th centuries, captured a wide range of subjects in his artwork. From Schuppenflosser to roller coasters on the Neva, he had an eye for detail and a knack for bringing scenes to life. One of Geissler's notable works is his depiction of the Taraktash Mountain Range in Crimean Mountains during the 1810s. With stunning precision, he portrays the majestic beauty of this natural landscape, showcasing his mastery as an artist. In another piece, Geissler showcases his ability to capture historical events with great accuracy. "The visit of Napoleon and Alexander I to the battlefield of Jena" transports us back to that momentous occasion in 1808. Through Geissler's brushstrokes, we witness these two powerful leaders standing amidst remnants of war. But it wasn't just grand historical events that fascinated Geissler; he also found inspiration in everyday life. His paintings depicting Don Cossacks resting in Germany or Life-Guards Cossack officers offer glimpses into their world - moments frozen in time by Geissler's skillful hand. Furthermore, Geissler delved into capturing various aspects of society through his art. In pieces like "Dairywomen, " "Sbiten vendor, " and "Kvass vendor, " he immortalizes ordinary people going about their daily lives. These works serve as windows into a bygone era when street vendors were part of bustling cityscapes. From soldiers dueling on an avenue to officers donning military regalia, Geissler's attention to detail shines through every stroke. Whether it be Grenadiers or Life Guards Cavalry Regiment officers from different periods, each painting reveals not only their uniforms but also hints at their personalities and roles within society. Christian Gottfried Heinrich Geissler was truly a versatile artist who could bring any subject to life on canvas.