Edmund Bristow, The Old Warren House, Bracknell, Berkshire

Edmund Bristow, The Old Warren House, Bracknell, BerkshireThis early 19th century oil painting by British artist Edmund Bristow (1787 1876) depicts a farm known as the Old Warren House in Bracknell, Berkshire. Painted in 1820, this fine portrayal of rural life was produced when Bristow was enjoying the height of his success. It was an important year with three of his works shown at the Royal Academy and various Royal patrons hounding him for commissions. The Old Warren House was a short carriage ride from

Francis of Assisi remains an inspiration

and Malmö Museum

dated and housed within a later frame

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But thankfully

Vernet was an extraordinary talent and a man of extremes

an impressionistic touch

Between an opening in the trees

Held within a later frame and glazed

An attractive early 20th-century oil on wood by French artist

is depicted in a range of subtle greys through to near-brilliant white

maybe V Berg