Carl Schloesser was a German painter. I have no information yet on
his life.
He apparently painted historical genre scences. The one painting I
know of is Forbidden Fruit which provides an interesting glimpse
of a German school in ther early 19th Century. (I'm not sure why one
of the boys wears a French cap.) The painting is a historical scene set
a few decades before Schlosser began painting. Thus while it looks
realistic, I don't think he was painting from memory. It showd how
older boys like men in the early 19th Century still wore knee breeches
while the the younger boys wore long pants. I'm less sure about the boy's
French, you would have thought this might be a bit subversive to wear
in a German school.
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