Michael Zeno Diemer, (1867 - 1939)
Homeward Bound,
Oil on canvas
26.75"h x 37.25"w
Private collection
Michael Zeno Diemer (* 8. February 1867 in
Munich ; † 28. February 1939 in Oberammergau ) was a German painter. He studied
from 1884 in Munich with Gabriel Hackl and Sándor Liezen-Mayer . Diemer was
known for his impressive battles scenes. An arisen in 1896 Panorama he
described the battle for Bazeilles during the Battle of Sedan in the Franco-German
War . It was shown in a specially constructed building in Mannheim. For the
German Museum in Munich, he made several paintings, including a representation
of a Roman aqueduct for the department "Hydraulic Engineering", an
ideal image of a medieval herb garden and the landing of the Zeppelin in Munich
1909 . In Stuttgart he painted the Brauereigaststätte Ketterer with a cycle of
14 large-scale paintings on the history of Swabian Emigrants. Diemer also
submitted numerous landscapes and marine pictures, watercolors (also including
representations of airships), poster designs and postcard views.
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