Adèle Kindt, Portrait Of A Lady With Roses & Forget-Me-Nots

Adèle Kindt, Portrait Of A Lady With Roses & Forget-Me-NotsThis fine mid 19th century oil painting by Belgian artist Adle Kindt (1804 1884) depicts a lady wearing a beautiful white off the shoulder dress with an attached posy of pink roses and forget me nots. Kindt was a distinguished painter of portraits, history subjects and genre. A precocious talent, from an early age she was destined to become one of the leading female artists of her generation. She trained under the great neoclassical master Jacques

scratches and age-related wear

Portraying this mistress in her most evocative moods

Alvin Stöhr is represented in the Swedish Royal Collection and at the Ateneum in Helsinki

Perhaps he’d had enough of horses

a satirical magazine in Berlin

This beautiful early 19th-century topographical watercolour depicts a landscape with several figures before an impressive castellated country house

In 1914 Jensen married Olga Helene Andersson and she would’ve been around 26 when he produced this

This fascinating little study captures the subject’s character with skill and sensitivity

Corbet began his artistic education at Cheltenham College before studying at the Slade School of Art and the Royal Academy Schools under Frederic Leighton (1830-1896)

A chair is partly dismantled

A muddy stroll in the countryside under a dark tempestuous sky

dance and freedom