19th CENTURY DUTCH SHCOOL PAINTING "Angler"
The painting is characterized by its strong yet natural expression, displaying both technical brilliance and simplicity, offering a calm and enduring visual appeal.
The Dutch School emerged during the Renaissance in the Netherlands, with paintings typically focusing on realistic subjects such as landscapes, cityscapes, and citizens.
Oil on canvas.
H. 64cm
W. 54cm
D. 4cm
The painting is characterized by its strong yet natural expression, displaying both technical brilliance and simplicity, offering a calm and enduring visual appeal.
The Dutch School emerged during the Renaissance in the Netherlands, with paintings typically focusing on realistic subjects such as landscapes, cityscapes, and citizens.
Oil on canvas.
H. 64cm
W. 54cm
D. 4cm
The painting is characterized by its strong yet natural expression, displaying both technical brilliance and simplicity, offering a calm and enduring visual appeal.
The Dutch School emerged during the Renaissance in the Netherlands, with paintings typically focusing on realistic subjects such as landscapes, cityscapes, and citizens.
Oil on canvas.
H. 64cm
W. 54cm
D. 4cm