Möbel zum I. Bild (1912)

Welcome to our exhibit featuring the remarkable work "Möbel zum I. Bild" from 1912 by artist Ernst Stern. This compelling piece forms part of Stern's explorations in stage design, where art distinctly intersects with functional aesthetics.In "Möbel zum I. Bild," Stern provides a beautifully rendered collection of theatrical furniture. The artwork features an ornate sofa and chair set, each piece characterized by rich upholstery and elegantly carved wooden elements, reflective of early 20th-century European decor. Accompanying the sofa and chair, Stern includes a distinctive, oval-shaped mirror framed with intricate detailing, enhancing the classical vibe of the ensemble. Another striking item is a detailed wooden secretary desk, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship with its articulated compartments and stout, carved legs.This collection not only highlights Stern's proficiency in illustrating detailed, lifelike objects but also his understanding of spatial design necessary for stage settings. Each piece of furniture is not just practical but crafted to add visual depth and thematic consistency to a theatrical production, enriching the viewer's experience through its aesthetic charm and contextual placement.This painting is a testament to Ernst Stern’s dual role as both an artist and a designer, capable of merging practicality with the elegance of visual arts.