Rudolf Gudden (1863-1935), ''Seated Woman in the Garden'', oil / canvas, around 1915, lower right signed. Gudden was born as one of nine children of the famous psychiatrist and neurologist Bernhard von Gudden in Schloss Werneck near Schweinfurt, when this director of the mental hospital located there was. His father was instrumental in the dismissal of Louis II, as he had written the report, which was the official reason for the incapacitation of the king. Together with Ludwig II he drowned in 1886 under circumstances still unsolved Lake Starnberg. Rudolf Gudden had studied at the Munich and Karlsruhe Academy and finally settled in 1888 in Frankfurt am Main, where he co-founded the Frankfurt-Cronberg Artists' Association in 1906. 70.0 cm x 59.5 cm, smoked