Georges Bousquet, Port Scene With Houses & Fishing Boats

Georges Bousquet, Port Scene With Houses & Fishing BoatsA colourful oil on canvas depicting a quaint port in France by listed artist, Georges Bousquet (1904 1976). Bousquet enjoyed painting coastal scenes and you can easily imagine him sat with a pencil as he sketched the boats throughout the day. This little scene was probably created quite quickly and his brushwork is vibrant, bold and broad. The painting is signed in the lower right. Medium: Oil on canvas Overall size: 10 x 9 27cm x 22cm Year of

380 achieved for ‘Bramsnaes’ (88cm x 113cm) in 2008

Medium Pencil drawing on paper

An early 20th-century portrait of a middle-aged woman in a light green top by Parisian painter

Erik William Johnson (1886-1948)

Johannes Boesen (1847-1916) was highly regarded during his lifetime and won numerous awards

the Reverend examined the canvas more closely and soon noticed the faint outline of a head

Schumacher was born in Copenhagen and trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

Signed illegibly in the lower left

The artist has captured an endearing expression - her eyebrows are raised and there’s the inkling of a smile

You may notice that the lady nearest is wearing a bustle

He’s represented at the Swedish National Museum

It feels a little more sensual than you tend to find with many studio nudes so perhaps he knew the model