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Oil on cardboard Germany, circa 1905 Carl Arp (1867-1913) - German landscape painter and representative of the Weimar School of painting, as well as of plein air painting Signed ‘C. Arp’ lower left Study of a boy’s portrait on the reverse of the cardboard (according to the former owner, from the hand of Hans Arp, dating from the shared time with Carl Arp in Weimar 1905/06) Dimensions: 49.5 x 35 cm Mounted in glazed Art Nouveau frame: 61 x 46 cm Very good condition Provenance: Private collection, Northern Germany Condition: The painting is in very good condition, according to age. The paint surface has somewhat darkened. The inspection under UV light reveals several small strokes of retouching to the sky and a few touch-ups within the depiction. The frame comes with minor signs of use. The dimensions are 49.5 x 35 cm, while the frame measures 61 x 46 cm. Carl Arp (1867-1913) Born in Kiel, Carl Arp was a cousin of the artist and poet Hans Arp and studied under the guidance of Theodor Hagen and Leopold von Kalckreuth at the Weimar Art School, the later Weimar Academy. He then spent several years in Italy. In 1891, he continued his studies under Theodor Hagen in Weimar. From 1912, he worked as a professor in Kiel and Weimar. Arp created especially oil paintings and watercolors, featuring German landscapes with views of his native Schleswig-Holstein and the Fjords in Kiel, as well as motifs from his trips to southern Germany, the Alps and Italy. (cko) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance. Auctionata charges the resale rights tax pursuant to Section 26 of the German Copyright Act (UrhG) towards the buyer in case of the sale of an original work of art or photography prior to 70 years having lapsed since the death of their creator. Therefore, Auctionata charges when purchasing a good – if a protection as an original work of art or photography is given – starting from a hammer price of EUR 400 an additional amount, which is calculated according to Section 26 (2) German Copyright Act (UrhG) and which does not exceed the amount of EUR 12,500. You can find more information about resale rights tax in Auctionata´s table of fees and T&C.