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Charming Island Children – “Kinder der Insel” by R. Possin, c. 1900

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Title: Charming Island Children – “Kinder der Insel” by R. Possin, c. 1900 Description: This delightful color lithograph, titled “Kinder der Insel” (Children of the Island), was created by R. Possin around 1900. It portrays two young girls standing on a wooden bridge in a rural landscape, evoking the simple joys of country life and the distinctive charm of regional dress. The scene captures the girls in traditional island attire: their vibrant red blouses, intricately patterned aprons, and lace-trimmed bonnets contrast beautifully with the soft greens and purples of the landscape behind them. They stand together, holding strands of wool or yarn, their expressions contemplative yet full of gentle curiosity. The wooden bridge, rough and weathered, adds a rustic authenticity to the scene, while a pair of wooden clogs rests at their feet, reinforcing the setting’s sense of place and cultural heritage. Possin’s artistry is evident in the careful rendering of textures and patterns, from the crisp lines of the girls’ clothing to the subtle interplay of light on the water below. The scene’s quiet dignity and natural grace are hallmarks of early 20th-century European illustration, reflecting a time when the rhythms of rural life were celebrated in art. The specific island depicted in the lithograph “Kinder der Insel” by R. Possin isn’t explicitly mentioned in the artwork or its typical publications. However, given the traditional clothing and the flat, water-rich landscape in the background, it is most likely referencing children from one of the Frisian Islands or the North Sea coastal islands of Germany, such as the East Frisian Islands (Ostfriesische Inseln) or the North Frisian Islands (Nordfriesische Inseln). These areas have historically been known for their unique regional dress and close-knit communities centered around maritime and agricultural life. The clogs and style of dress in the print align well with the traditional attire from these regions. For collectors of antique prints or anyone who loves charming genre scenes, this lithograph offers a window into the world of children in traditional dress and the peaceful beauty of the countryside. It’s a wonderful blend of nostalgia, cultural pride, and artistic skill that makes it a standout piece. Condition Report : This lithograph is in good condition with mild foxing and slight toning along the edges. The colors remain vivid and the scene’s delicate rural charm is well preserved throughout the print. Tips for framing: Use a light cream or pale beige mat to enhance the soft color palette. A simple wooden frame in a natural or warm tone will beautifully complement the rural charm and make this piece a centerpiece in any room.

Dimensions:

Height: 16.15 in (41 cm)Width: 11.23 in (28.5 cm)Depth: 0.01 in (0.2 mm)

Materials and Techniques:

Paper

Period:

1900-1909

Date of Manufacture:

circa 1900

Condition:

This lithograph is in good condition with mild foxing and slight toning along the edges. The colors remain vivid and the scene’s delicate rural charm is well preserved throughout the print.

Seller Location:

Langweer, NL

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