Bremen’s Liebermann collection is among the best in Germany, including, for example, the Papageienallee, considered to be a major work of German Impressionism. Through the leaves of the promenade, white islands of light
shimmer through to the bright path, where elegant people in summer clothing are out for a stroll past the magnificently colored, exotic birds. Max Liebermann was interested in movement and light, but unlike the French
Impressionists, he never dissolved the substance of the subjects depicted. As atmospherically light and spontaneously painted as the work appears, Liebermann prepared it just as painstakingly in studies in 1902, which
he had made at the zoological gardens in Amsterdam, and of which two are in the Department of Prints and Drawings at the Kunsthalle Bremen.
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