Kaspar Braun - Magical Parade
Featuring a wizard, a long-beaked bird, a rabbit, a pig, and a hag playing instruments, the artwork captures the lively, fantastical energy of Braun’s storytelling. The ghostly blue tones on a sleek black canvas create an ethereal, dreamlike effect, blending folklore with a modern, stylish twist.
Details you'll love:
Made of 25.71 oz. nylon canvas durable, yet easy on your feet.
Available in US sizes 6-12 so you can find your just-right fit.
Lightweight design to keep you moving freely
Durable rubber sole for grip and stability wherever you go.
Black interior lining for a sleek, modern finish.
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📌 Note: The name reflects the design inspiration and is not the title of an existing artwork.
Kaspar Braun - Magical Parade Women's Sneakers
Kaspar Braun (1807–1877) was a German painter, illustrator, wood engraver, and publisher. Born in Aschaffenburg, he initially studied painting at the Munich Academy under the direction of Peter von Cornelius. Braun further honed his engraving skills in Paris with Louis-Henri Brévière and in Munich with Johann Michael Mettenleiter. In 1839, he co-founded a xylographic institute in Munich with Franz Xaver von Dessauer. By 1843, in partnership with Friedrich Schneider, Braun established the publishing house Braun & Schneider, launching the humorous illustrated weekly Fliegende Blätter, which gained widespread popularity. Their collaboration also produced the Münchener Bilderbogen, a series of illustrated broadsheets featuring works by artists like Wilhelm Busch and Franz Graf von Pocci. Braun's contributions significantly influenced German visual arts and satirical publications in the 19th century.
