19th-Century Danish School, Portrait Of A Woman In A White Dress

19th-Century Danish School, Portrait Of A Woman In A White DressA fine turn of the century Danish school portrait of a young lady in a white dress and red wrap. Imagine commissioning a portrait of your daughter and receiving a work of this calibre. One that references the old masters in its use of light shade yet also captures the young ladys character particularly in the eyes. The style of this piece is a joy to behold as it sits somewhere between the old and new. It has an intriguing atmosphere and a timeless

but also painted portraits and frescoes

1900Provenance: FranceCondition: Very presentable with two tidy repairs

A beautifully balanced late-19th-century landscape by English artist

his skilful drawings caught the eye of a distinguished gentleman from Emperor Wilhelm's court

women were increasingly interested with the outdoors and walking became a popular pastime

1870Condition: One small patched repair

It’s possible that this is a view from one of the many beautiful wooded areas around Copenhagen as he particularly enjoyed the area

We’re seeing a lady with something on her mind

It’s said that he was so obsessed with perfecting his skills that he often chose to live among cows and sheep rather than people

In this portrait

and particularly Antwerp) sprung into action

14½” x 15½” / 37cm x 39cm