Arup Jensen, Moored At Copenhagen

Arup Jensen, Moored At CopenhagenThe worn steel hull of a docked ship rests silently in Copenhagen. Three masts point skyward, sails furled ahead of another day. Alongside, several smaller craft are clustered by a mooring like old friends gathered to chat. Further on, the smoke billowing chimneys of the whirring factories provide an industrial backdrop. The harbour is working while the vessels are still. Housed within a period frame and signed. Learn more about Arup Jensen in our

Adolf Meissner (1837-1902)

This turn of the century etching by Leo Arndt (1857-1945) is based upon a painting by Italian artist

It’s been painted in a style made synonymous by the impressionists and it was probably created outside

284 achieved for ‘Kusinerna’ at an auction in 1989

Smythe was purposeful and his works in high demand - particularly by those housed within overcrowded cities and industrialised towns

Provenance: Portugal

she was represented at the prestigious Paris Salon where she received an honourable mention

This little painting has quite a story

eastern France during the early part of his life

which stands on an easel to our right

Size 21½” x 14½” / 55cm x 37cm

Note the lips - a mere daub of red