Heinrich Hiller, Evening Landscape With Shepherd & Wayside Shrine

Heinrich Hiller, Evening Landscape With Shepherd & Wayside ShrineThis beautiful late 19th century oil painting by German artist Heinrich Hiller (1846 1912) depicts a view with a shepherd, sheep, wayside shrine and distant buildings. Hiller was an accomplished painter of landscapes and maritime subjects. Wrapped in a golden glow, he drives his flock along a well traversed rural track. The sky beyond shifting through bewitching gradients. A wayside shrine stands poignantly alongside the grandeur of the natural world

Cutting a fine form in profile

she’s also extending her pinky finger which translates as ‘Goodbye’

But this Monday changed everything

676 achieved for ‘Vue de Bruges’ in 1995

Thankfully today

It’s a fascinating piece due to its exquisite quality and unusual rendering

yet through a gap in the clouds

as they were known in France

A charismatic Italian oil on wood depicting a thoughtful woman with curled hair

Following his marriage

300Our reference: BRV1800

This is a good example of Flyckt’s finest work - it’s created with confidence and liberal use of impasto