Louis Paul Pierre Dumont, Coastal Landscape With Figures

Louis Paul Pierre Dumont, Coastal Landscape With FiguresThis mid 19th century oil painting by French artist Louis Paul Pierre Dumont (1822 1885) depicts a coastal view with distant boats, figures and buildings. Its reminiscent of Normandy. The tempestuous sea, where full rigged ships battle the elements, rolls its breakers over a sandy beach. Promenading crowds look on, gathering by shop fronts eager for passing trade. Two upstanding ladies clutch parasols. Old friends with long stories catch up on the

Overall size: 28” x 31½” / 70

Painted in around 1820

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we see a product of the Academie Matisse

so it’s interesting to consider how her gran felt about having her portrait displayed in such a distinguished environment

which is now in the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Ferneley Snr generally painted finer than his son but this work compares to some of his studies

The result is a varied array of unusual portrayals depicting an amalgamation of ideologies

we see the Saint in transition

she was a female artist exhibiting at the Royal Academy