Herman Moller

19th century interior

Work on Canson paper Brown wooden frame with glass pane 27.5 x 34.5 x 2.5 cm

Work on wood Gray wooden frame 42 x 36.5 x 2 cm

Work on canvas Golden wooden frame 75 x 88.5 x 4 cm

Work on cardboard Beige wooden frame 87 x 72 x 4.5 cm

Work on canvas Wooden frame and gilt molded plaster 85 x 67 x 5.3 cm

Work on canvas Silver wooden frame 132 x 99 x 3.5 cm

Charming watercolor of an intimate family scene in beautiful painted period frame. Signed in the lower right-hand corner.

Floral painting in the Japonism style. Monogrammed "A.S", circa 1900. Matted. Unframed.

Sevilla, watercolor In this fine art figurative watercolor creation, the artist's mastery is laid bare, capturing the essence of Sevilla's charm and imbuing it with a touch of magic. Through the delicate strokes and harmonious palette, the painting transports us to a realm where nature and architecture harmonize, where vibrant colors dance, and where the human spirit finds solace. It is an invitation to embrace the beauty of Sevilla's streets, to explore the stories whispered by its doors, and to revel in the extraordinary richness of life that lies hidden within its vibrant patios. Transcending the green plants, a pair of blue doors...

Hotel interior painted using watercolors on paper.

’Untitled’ By Richard Bawden Medium - Watercolour Signed - Yes Size - 540mm x 500 Date - Unknown Condition - Fair 8 out of 10 Painter and printmaker, born in Braintree, Essex, the ...

Netherlands, 1817-1891 Johannes Bosboom was born in The Hague in 1817. During his lifetime, Johannes Bosboom would become one of the best-known painters of church interiors. His work has been much appreciated over time. He received his training from Romantic masters such as Bart van Hove and Wijnand Nuijen. Johannes Bosboom also took lessons at the Hague Drawing Academy. He showed his preference for the church interior at an early age. He made several journeys in his early years as an artist. In 1835 he visited Germany and in 1837 he traveled to France via Antwerp, where he worked mainly in Rouen and Paris. In 1851 he married the writer Anna Bosboom-Toussaint. He is considered a precursor of the 'Hague School'. The masterful way in which he used light in his church interiors made him one of the most important European painters in this genre. Some museums with his work: – Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar – Museum Fodor Amsterdam – Historical Museum Amsterdam – Rijksmuseum Amsterdam – Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam – Rijksmuseum Paleis het Loo...