19th-Century Danish School, Still Life With Roses

19th-Century Danish School, Still Life With RosesThis fine late 19th century Danish oil painting depicts a still life with roses. Two exquisitely rendered roses are nestled among leaves and buds. Emerging into the light from a dark array of tangled foliage. Each petal has been carefully observed akin to a botanical study. Yet described with such mastery that the overall effect is both beautiful and bewitching. Note also the various positions of each leaf. Danish stills from this period were often

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1860Provenance: HollandCondition: Areas of light craquelure but otherwise fine

The painting is signed/dated in the lower left and housed within a later frame

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painters would scour the regions looking for scenes

Overall size: 12½” x 15½” / 31cm x 39cm

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Pierre Deval (1897-1993)

1891Condition: Artwork presents well