Fritz Syberg, Portrait Of The Artist’s Wife

Fritz Syberg, Portrait Of The Artist’s WifeAn enigmatic woodcut of the artists wife by Danish painter, Fritz Syberg (1862 1939). Syberg painted his wife, Anna, often and each work carries a sense of intrigue. Anna was a notable influence on her husbands career as after their marriage his work became brighter and generally more positive. Hes probably best known for 18 large drawings which he completed for Hans Christian Andersen's The Story of a Mother. These are considered some of the finest

which is common for the Macchiaioli

Overall size: 29½” x 22” / 75cm x 56cm

Abraham Hulk Junior (or Abraham Hulk the Younger) was known for his aptitude in capturing the subtleties of Autumn and he enjoyed the time he spent within the countryside

which are abundant with life

A provincial 19th-century portrait of a dark brown stallion known as Alonzo

Here we see her

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

1944Provenance: SwedenCondition: Very presentable overall

She’s resting in a forest glade while undertaking an arduous journey to Egypt

Edvard Lehmann (1815-1892)

creases and general undulation throughout

Overall size 15” x 10” / 35cm x 28cm