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first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1802 and was generally known as a painter of theatrical subjects
The painting is housed within a chippy scroll and foliate gilded frame and signed/dated in the lower left
we feel that it’s a 19th-century portrait
A gentle early-20th-century study of a nude female from behind
An inscription on the reverse refers to ‘M De Haas’
Edge Of Pond, Barbizon School Landscape Watercolour first exhibited at the RoyalAn impressionistic oil on canvas depicting a view across a pond. The artist has used a subtle range of earthy colours and beautifully captured the effects of light on water. Its monogrammed in the lower right and appears to bear an inscription. Medium Oil on paper laid on canvas Size 9 x 10 22. 5cm x 27cm Year of creation c. 1910 Provenance France Condition Craquelure in areas which has caused the paper to crack. However, this is only noticeable upon