Henri-Georges Bréard, Self-Portrait

Henri-Georges Bréard, Self-PortraitThis early to mid 20th century self portrait by Henri Georges Brard (1873 c. 1939) depicts the artist deep in thought. Hes holding a pipe. Henri Georges Brard was an accomplished French painter of landscapes, scenes, still lifes and portraits. Hailing from Paris, he spent his entire life in the French capital, exhibiting at several of its leading venues. He was trained by Henri Royer and Franois Schommer at the distinguished Acadmie Julian where the

Labbé was a versatile and highly regarded artist

The painting was created before Georg Kleis’ ownership so it was probably shown at a later exhibition or displayed for private sale

asked her to sit for the companion piece

Plus ‘Odense’

Or maybe a commission from a nearby friend

was at the height of his career in 1920 and happily married with two young children

This exquisite 19th-century oil painting by eminent British artist Benjamin Williams Leader (1831-1923) depicts a scenic view on the River Llugwy

A handsome late-19th-century oil on canvas depicting a rural view under a vast cloudy sky

A beautiful Russian school landscape depicting several figures transporting goods through a snow-covered wintery landscape

Abisko is a wilderness deep within the Arctic tundra and home to spectacular scenery

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It’s an evocative scene