Johann Paul Georg Fischer, Pair Of Mid-19th-Century Portraits Thought-Provoking Perhaps the most intriguing element

Perhaps the most intriguing element to this portrait is the ornately decorated book that he’s holding in his right hand

1850Condition: Overall very presentable

Harald Pryn was a master at chilly rural views with winding countryside tracks

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

this is a most evocative work with its roots in the Dutch tradition

Johann Paul Georg Fischer, Pair Of Mid-19th-Century Portraits Thought-Provoking Perhaps the most intriguing elementThis fine pair of mid Victorian portraits by German artist Johann Paul Georg Fischer (1786 1875) depict a smartly attired couple. She wears a demure light blue dress with a decorative floral bonnet. While he wears a black suit with a light blue waistcoat. Given the style of the outfits, they date to around 1865. Fisher was an accomplished artist and several of his works are held in the collection at Windsor Castle. Born in Hanover, he spent most of