Robert Panitzsch, Plush Interior Scene With Seated Woman

Robert Panitzsch, Plush Interior Scene With Seated WomanThis sensuous interior scene by Robert Panitzsch (1879 1949) depicts a lady reading within a plush, yet homely, living room. Its comfortably decorated with two large windows providing an abundance of light. On the right, a large bouquet stands before a mirror that reflects a tall grandfather clock its gentle tick providing the only sound. While on the left, a glass fruit bowl sits atop a small table with two books on the shelf underneath. This is the

modernist and perfect for a mid-century home

that enters from above and guides the eye first upon her and then to the figure

Johansen studied at the Royal Academy in Copenhagen and several of his works are held in museum collections

The portrait is signed on the right and housed within a frame that could be its original

It was probably produced by a student while studying at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

Eugène D’Argence (1853-1920)

There’s an understated beauty to this subtle Danish painting and it captures a glimpse into everyday rural life

We love the energy in this piece with its expressive brushwork and lively palette

Perhaps a writer

There were only 350 of each set made

A fine and slightly quirky interior scene depicting a lawyer sitting at a desk by French artist

Carlo Dolci (1616-1686)