Art Institute of Chicago

Cinderella

Eugen Napoleon Neureuther

Date: 1848
Medium: Etching on ivory wove paper
Culture: Germany
Department: Prints and Drawings
Institution: Art Institute of Chicago

Eugen Napoleon Neureuther’s intricate, large-scale Cinderella depicts a fairy tale included in the collection Children’s and Household Tales , first published by the Brothers Grimm in 1812. Neureuther produced other images of stories from Grimms’ collections set amid Gothic architectural frameworks, including Sleeping Beauty . This print served as a subscription print for the Bohemian Art Society, whose proceeds helped support artists in that region.

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