The artist Julius Klever comes from an old German family, the author of many romantic landscapes. The recognizable features of the artist's works include a peculiar knotty manner of drawing tree branches. For the most part, Clover recreated winter views of nature on canvas. During the heyday of the artist's work, romanticism began to gradually move aside, giving way to modernists. Clover's work turned out to be of little demand, although most of his work is undoubtedly very talented.

First of all, the artist thought about the beauty of the world he depicted; but also the absolute realism of what was drawn was important to him. Comprehending the secrets of landscape painting, Julius sought to find unexplored places inaccessible to the eyes of the masses; that is why many of his works seem inventive, mysterious and even fantastic. Clover was especially good at depicting twilight, lit windows, individual light sources.