Claude-Marie Reignier, Autumnal Landscape With Track

Claude-Marie Reignier, Autumnal Landscape With TrackAn easy going impressionistic landscape painting by French painter, Claude Marie Reignier (1870 1954). You can almost feel the chill in the air as the breeze rolls over the open countryside. Its very likely that Reignier painted this en plein air (outside) while sat with his brushes admiring the view. Reignier often chose to paint using oils on paper, which wouldve made it easier for him to transport his equipment. Hes known to have painted around the

She’s been painted energetically with large confident marks and a broad brush

He exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts

Frame with a few minor chips

In contrast to the flourishes of the French

Netherlands

115 achieved for ‘Bal Tabarin’ (51cm x 65cm) in 2007

The painting is housed within what appears to be its original frame and signed in the lower right

The portrait is signed in the top left

a woman is standing and looking along the stream - perhaps taking a moment out on her way home from the market

and studied at the Académie de Louvain

His hair is slightly dishevelled as per the fashion of the day and he’s dressed to impress

John Ruskin