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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 15.7x11.8in
About this artwork
Inspired by Goethe
To Charlotte von Stein (II)
Poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
I have received your greetings.
Love now lives in a thousand shapes
Gives color and fragrance to the flower,
Every morning she permeates the air
Day and night she plays in meadows, in groves
She often wants to seem too glorious to me;
She brings forth new things every day,
The bee buzzes in our ears with life.
Stay, I often call, spring! one hardly kisses… you
Angel, you flee like a vacillating dream;
We always want to honor and appreciate you,
So delight in you as in heaven.
April 19, 1779.
Original oil painting on canvas. Signature on the back
To Charlotte von Stein (II)
Poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
I have received your greetings.
Love now lives in a thousand shapes
Gives color and fragrance to the flower,
Every morning she permeates the air
Day and night she plays in meadows, in groves
She often wants to seem too glorious to me;
She brings forth new things every day,
The bee buzzes in our ears with life.
Stay, I often call, spring! one hardly kisses… you
Angel, you flee like a vacillating dream;
We always want to honor and appreciate you,
So delight in you as in heaven.
April 19, 1779.
Original oil painting on canvas. Signature on the back
Eva Hoffmann
Germany
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
« Follow your dreams, never give up, listen to your heart! »
Eva Hoffmann is an award-winning German painter who has exhibited her pieces in both the United States and Germany. The topics of her abstract and free-art works always reflect her life experiences, her feelings, and her reactions to the environment, as well as life in different countries. The experience of having lived in the U.S. for sixteen years has impacted her art. As a result, Hoffmann's current compositions delve into history.