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This continental large size turn of the century (19th-20th) oil painting on canvas is set in an antique giltwood frame. The scene is placed in w...

By van Olsen or Von Olsen. Probably, 19th or 20th century 1-11-18-8-5 Condition: Overall condition frames have some ware. Size frame 23 x 23 x 3cm Period: 20th century.

Product description: This painting on a wooden panel of a windmill and farmhouse is similar in subject and brushwork to paintings of Simon Knikker, it is unsigned though. It pictures...

Fine quality early 20th century oil on board of a Herd of sheep in a landscape pasture. Signed and dated 1916 by D.H. Winder. Daniel H Winder (1870 - c.1920) was active/lived in Uni...

This stunning 19th-century oil portrait captures the elegance of Aukje Keizer (1807-1890), the wife of esteemed doctor Dr. Dirk de Vries Reilingh (see other listing). Dressed in clas...

This is a mountain landscape painting with sheep and shepherds. Antique oil on canvas painting. XIX century. This oil painting on canvas has an origina...

This captivating pair of portrait paintings features a noble Dutch couple. Dr. Dirk de Vries Reilingh, a distuinigshed Dutch doctor born in 1...

This is a gorgeous landscape painting by well known Dutch painter Johan Diderik Cornelis Veltens, 1814-1891. Oil on Board entitled "In't Gein Bij Abcoude." In a beautiful, period gil...

Set in the original carved gilt wood frame, this antique oil on canvas was crafted in Europe circa 1860. Signed in the lower right corner by Dutch artist, Frans Lebret, the charming pastoral painting captures a serene interior barn scene filled with rustic warmth and intimate detail. At the center, a group of sheep reclines peacefully on a bed of straw, joined by a rooster and a hen, all softly illuminated by daylight streaming in through an open doorway. To the left, a woman and child stand quietly near a wooden support beam, their presence suggesting a gentle guardianship over the animals. The structure of the barn its beams, rafters, and shadowed recesses are rendered with atmospheric depth, evoking a sense of shelter and tranquility. Outside the barn, a glimpse of tiled rooftops and blue sky connects the calm interior to the rural world beyond. The painting is presented in a lavishly ornate gilded frame, carved with baroque scrolls and acanthus leaves, which enhances its timeless, bucolic character. This work is a tender tribute to the harmony between humans, animals, and agrarian life. The art work is in excellent condition with great details and beautiful pastel colors; it is set in a splendid and elegant gold leaf frame with floral and leaf motifs in high relief. Artist listed in the Benezit. The canvas has been relined. Frans Lebret (1820-1909) was born in Dordrecht and was known for his Dutch landscapes mainly with sheep. Thanks to financial help from his brother Gerrit who had a sugar estate in Java, and his job as a drawing teacher, Frans was able to survive his first years as a painter. Later he became quite successful and was able to live of the sale of his landscape paintings with animals. In 1863, together with his brother Jan Hendrik...

This exquisite 19th century painting by John W. Morris (1865-1924) features sheep in a highland landscape. The center of the composition is occupied by two sheep engaged in eating pl...

Arina Hugenholtz (1848-1934) - Untitled - Extraordinary watercolor and gouache painting on paper - depicting a shepherd and his sheep resting under trees next to a lake - signed lower right - Netherlands (Laren) - late 19th century. Excellent antique condition - strong color with no loss or restoration to the painting - toning to the back of the paper from acidic back boards - unframed - signs of age and use. Painting Size - 11" (28 cm.) Wide x 7 7/8" (20 cm.) High. Arina Hugenholtz (1848-1934) - Closely associated with the Laren School (offshoot of the Hague School) - early tutoring by Anton Mauve...

This exquisite Dutch vertical format oil on canvas painting from the mid-19th century depicts sheep in fields and is attributed to Karel van Contich. Th...