House next to the Schillerwiesen

Description

House next to the Schillerwiesen is one of the earliest miniature paintings in the 6 × 4 cm format. A piece that marks the beginning of an exploration of small‑scale watercolor works. I remember seeing this little timbered house near the Schillerwiesen park and feeling an immediate desire to paint it. Its charm, traditional structure, and proximity to the park made it an irresistible subject.

Created using a limited ultraflat palette designed to fit into a very small space, this artwork reflects both spontaneity and intentional constraint. The reduced palette enhances the sense of harmony and simplicity, allowing the scene’s natural beauty to emerge without distraction. Painted from life, the small format captures the atmosphere of the area and the timeless character of the timbered house.

With its intimate 6 × 4 cm size, landscape orientation, and watercolor technique, this piece invites viewers to appreciate the subtle poetry of everyday architecture. It is a unique and unrepeatable artwork, born from observation, curiosity, and the joy of painting on location.