Attributed to Wilhelm von Kaulbach

Wilhelm von Kaulbach (1805, 1874) was a prominent German painter known for his grand historical and allegorical compositions, as well as his illustrations for literary works by Goethe and Shakespeare. He served as director of the Munich Academy of Fine Arts and became one of the most celebrated German artists of the 19th century. Works attributed to him suggest pieces created in his style or workshop, reflecting his influence on the German Romantic and Nazarene traditions.