Munich School of Painting

The Munich School of Painting refers to a prominent artistic movement and style that developed in the 19th century at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. It is characterized by realistic portrayals, careful attention to detail, and often a focus on historical, biblical, or genre themes. Artists favored a polished, naturalistic approach with rich colors and precise techniques. The movement influenced many European painters and helped establish Munich as a significant center for fine arts during that period. Overall, it represents a tradition of high craftsmanship and realistic depiction rooted in 19th-century academic art practices.