Who painted Cindrelul?

Cindrelul was painted by Carl Dörschlag in 1912.

Where can I see Cindrelul?

Cindrelul is held by Brukenthal National Museum.

What movement is Cindrelul?

Cindrelul is associated with Art Nouveau.

Artwork

Cindrelul

Carl Dörschlag , 1912

Cindrelul is an unspecified painting by the Art Nouveau artist Carl Dörschlag. It dates from 1912 and is held in the collection of the Brukenthal National Museum.

About this work

Overview

Cindrelul, executed in 1912 by Carl Dörschlag, presents a tranquil rural scene. A gentle hill occupies the foreground, speckled with trees, rocks and a small flock of sheep, while a distant mountain range rises behind a partly cloud‑filled sky.

Subject & Meaning

The composition emphasizes the quiet coexistence of nature and livestock, suggesting a pastoral ideal of harmony and calm. The open sky, with its occasional blue gaps, reinforces a sense of spaciousness and gentle weather.

Technique & Style

Dörschlag employs a vivid palette, contrasting deep greens of foliage with the warm brown tones of stone. Broad, confident brushwork imparts a lively surface texture, conveying movement within the stillness of the landscape.

History & Provenance

Created in the early twentieth century, Cindrelul reflects Dörschlag’s ongoing interest in Alpine scenery. The work remains documented as part of the artist’s output from 1912, though specific ownership details beyond its creation are not recorded.