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The Forget-me-not (Das Vergissmeinnicht), (Detail), (1886), by Gabriel Schachinger (German, 1850 – 1912), oil on canvas, 53 cm (20.8 in) x 38.5 cm (15.1 in), Private Collection

#The Forget-me-not #Das Vergissmeinnicht #Gabriel Schachinger #painting #my upload #oil on canvas #art #19th century #painting detail #detail #a painting that embodies Victorian-era themes of devotion memory and sentimental romance #the flower depicts a woman in a reflective sentimental pose with the forget-me-not flower #symbolizing lasting love and remembrance #Symbolism: The forget-me-not represents enduring affection and a promise of remembrance #Artist: Gabriel Schachinger (1850-1912) was a German academic painter and court painter to King Ludwig II of Bavaria #Style: The painting is noted for its high-level confectionary realism showcasing rich details in fabric texture and light #Mood: The work captures a quiet introspective moment of romantic longing

Gabriel Schachinger (1850–1912), The Forget-me-not (Das Vergissmeinnicht), 1886

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Through The Window Fondly Looking, 1882 Gabriel Schachinger

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Design for a Christmas card. Chromolithograph by the artist Gabriel Schachinger (1850-1912) and the publisher L. Prang & Co., issued in the late 19th century. Now in the Boston Public Library, Boston, MA, USA.