
Schuhputzerjunge und Kakadu
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Schuhputzerjunge und Kakadu, Christian Ludwig Bokelmann (1875), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A young boy in a white shirt, blue apron and leather shoe-cleaning kit points toward a white cockatoo in an ornate brass birdcage on a carved wooden table. The scene is set in a richly furnished interior with a marble floor and a dark paneled door. The painting is by Christian Ludwig Bokelmann and dated 1875.

































