Philippe Swyncop, Portrait Of A Girl

Philippe Swyncop, Portrait Of A GirlThis early 20th century work by Belgian artist Philippe Swyncop (1878 1949) depicts a seated young lady with a confident expression. Its a characterful portrayal by a notable artist with a lively demeanour. Swyncop was an artists artist. Born in Brussels, he travelled extensively, filling his time with international adventures and discussions within keen artistic circles. In letters, he illustrates any remaining space with witty doodles derived from

This breathtaking landscape painting by Viggo Pedersen (1854-1926) depicts a sun-drenched view in Zealand

so the ladies would bundle themselves up in various layers

He also worked as the chief scene-painter at the Haymarket Theatre

The view is distinctly similar to another piece by Boesen depicting Jutland in Denmark

Our reference: BRV1076

They lived in Amsterdam

hasn’t he done well'

One old repair

The portrait is signed in the lower right and housed within a gilt frame

which is further enhanced by the sketchy free-spirited approach

such as Pieter Caspar Christ and his father

The subject is dressed in a blue shirt