Badefreuden. Mann Tragt Frau Ins Wasser.

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"Badefreuden. Mann Trägt Frau Ins Wasser" (translated as "Bathing Pleasures. Man Carrying Woman into the Water") is a notable work by the German artist Heinrich Zille, who was renowned for his social commentary and depiction of everyday life in Berlin during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Zille, who was also a photographer and illustrator, often focused on the milieu of the Berlin working class, capturing their joys, struggles, and the gritty reality of urban life.

The artwork "Badefreuden. Mann Trägt Frau Ins Wasser" is emblematic of Zille's style and subject matter, showcasing a humorous and candid moment of leisure among ordinary people. In this piece, Zille depicts a scene at a public bathing spot, a common recreational activity for Berliners of the lower social strata during the period. The image portrays a man carrying a woman into the water, both appearing to be in high spirits, suggesting a moment of escape and enjoyment away from the hardships of daily life.

Heinrich Zille's work is significant for its documentary value as well as its artistic merit. His illustrations and photographs serve as important historical records of the urban culture and living conditions in Berlin at the turn of the century. "Badefreuden. Mann Trägt Frau Ins Wasser" is not only a reflection of Zille's artistic talent but also an insightful glimpse into the social dynamics and recreational habits of the era.

Zille's contributions to German art have been recognized with various exhibitions and retrospectives, and his works are held in numerous collections, including the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. "Badefreuden. Mann Trägt Frau Ins Wasser" remains an exemplary piece within Zille's oeuvre, illustrating the artist's keen eye for the vibrancy of life amidst the urban landscape of his time.

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