Axel Schovelin, View From The Deerpark

Axel Schovelin, View From The DeerparkA fine 19th century oil on canvas depicting a picturesque wooded area with deer, a pond and some mature trees. The artist Axel Thorsen Schovelin (1827 1893) was a precocious talent and he joined the Academy of Fine Arts at the age of just 12. He enjoyed painting the beautiful countryside around the City and this could be an area within Jgersborg Dyrehave. Jgersborg Dyrehave or The Deer Park is a forest park north of the capital thats known for its

But perhaps she was just ahead of her time in terms of her fashion sense

Size including frame

He painted throughout his life but his works are quite hard to track down

The pines take our eyes upwards from the foliage in the foreground towards the beautiful evening sky

Amandara’ in 2013

He’s highly regarded as a portraitist but enjoyed painting landscapes ‘en plein air’ in an impressionistic style

which refers to an English frame-maker in London

he attended the Academy of Arts in Vienna and elected to paint in a classical style despite many of his contemporaries opting for the avant-garde

Warland often painted atmospheric landscapes of this type and he was undoubtedly influenced by his teacher at the Brussels Fine Art Academy

Frame with some light wear and a little damage on the bottom

which is interesting as

Laermans work tended to focus on downtrodden labourers toiling hard within rural settings