Harald Pryn, Winter Landscape With Track & Buildings

Harald Pryn, Winter Landscape With Track & BuildingsA wintery early 20th century oil on canvas by Danish artist, Harald Julius Niels Pryn (1891 1968). Towards the centre of the composition, a snow covered track winds its way towards two farm buildings past trees and a dry stone wall. The snow is several feet deep in areas and the buildings would be a warm and welcome retreat. Harald Pryn was a master at chilly rural views with winding countryside tracks. He worked primarily around his home in

It’s likely that this work was discovered fairly recently in a portfolio and saved

13½” x 17½” / 34cm x 45cm

a snow-covered track winds its way towards two farm buildings past trees and a dry stone wall

which would make the painting a mark of respect for a lost spouse or relative

Two small lines in the sky area of the image and frame with various losses and abrasions

To which Marie-Antoinette replied:

The canvas has a layer of accumulated dirt which has caused the darkening

Van Dyck painted him in around 1632 and the original now hangs at the Kunsthistoriches Museum in Vienna

hairstyle and right shoulder

The canvas has recently been attached to a new stretcher and was probably left wrinkled for many years

entitled ‘Surrey Landscape At Sunset’

A fine mid-19th-century river landscape depicting several fishing boats gently lit by the final rays of the evening’s sun