Much further than in the “Flower market on the Rochus church” is not gone in the impressionistic resolution of objective motives. His bright and colourful painting was an important step on the way to the Rheinische Moderne after the First World War, which was ultimately prepared by impressionism. In the Rheinische Art after 1900, these paintings stand for the departure in a new style, which features Richard Bloos, Willy Lucas and Max Clarenbach more followers and thus a broader base.