Frank Charles Peyraud (Attributed), River Landscape With Boatmen

Frank Charles Peyraud (Attributed), River Landscape With BoatmenThis early 20th century charcoal drawing by Swiss artist Frank Charles Peyraud (1858 1948) depicts a river landscape with boatmen. As a young man training in Paris, Peyraud sought to convey feeling by capturing nature in its various moods. While I paint, I feel the emotions which I try to impress upon my work. My view of art is that we should paint what we feel. Here, in this work from 1881, he depicts a river view in charcoal its subdued, muted,

This 18th-century oil painting depicts the penitent Mary Magdalene before a cave dwelling and mountainous scenery

Adolf Meissner (1837-1902)

with this in mind

Just like the artist did when he discovered this location

including roses

1890Provenance: EnglandCondition: Good

A bright impressionistic oil on canvas depicting a view from Himmelstorp across to Kullaberg in Sweden by Norwegian artist

He was 29 when he completed this work

Can you imagine how she felt when arriving at the artist’s studio

She’s wearing a white bell-shaped dress with a blue ribbon and black shoes

It’s housed in a simple gilded frame that could be its original

Georg Lindstrom (1912-1985)