Robert T Stuart, River Landscape With Washerwoman

Robert T Stuart, River Landscape With WasherwomanThis calm late 19th century oil painting by Robert T Stuart (XIX) depicts a picturesque river landscape with a washerwoman and distant cottages. Under the gentle glow of a partially cloud covered sky, a woman works at the river's edge. She's set within a gently receding composition that leads the eye from the foreground, across the still water, and into a softened distance where smoke rises faintly. To the left, a dense grouping of trees anchors the

Labels & Inscriptions: Various labels on reverse referring to Meindert Hobbema along with further auction labels

These were the Unnaryd School founded by soldier Nils Lundbergh (1718-1788)

this is the only portrait of Caron-Langlois working in her studio

This poignant late-19th-century etching by British artist Herbert Thomas Dicksee (1862-1942) depicts a lady sitting by an open window

he published a collection of etchings

Overall size: 30½” x 36” / 78cm x 91cm

Provenance Denmark

He was unconventional and moved to England for its transient weather

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Provenance Spain

studying the elements

This charming mid-20th-century oil painting by British artist Owen Bowen ROI (1873-1967) depicts a wintery snow-covered view in Lower Wharfdale