19th-Century Dutch School Pastoral Landscape With Cattle Playful 1525-1569) challenged the perception of

1525-1569) challenged the perception of landscape painting with many fine works that featured regular townsfolk and everyday scenes

A fine 19th-century portrait of a gentleman by French painter

270 achieved for ‘Paysage animé’ in 1997

It’s likely that he created this piece towards the end of his career when he’d adopted a looser

Henning Ofverbeck was primarily a landscape painter that was often inspired by the classical artists of the 18th and 19th century

19th-Century Dutch School Pastoral Landscape With Cattle Playful 1525-1569) challenged the perception ofThis fine mid 19th century oil on canvas depicts several animals resting within a landscape. Two shepherds are in attendance along with a young woman. The artist was a follower of Nicolaes Berchem (1620 1683) who worked during the golden age of Dutch landscape painting. Berchem was particularly adept at capturing rural views imbued with atmosphere and splendour. Artists working in this manner would often combine elements from their own natural world