Carl Gustav Ludwig Jacobsen, Village Landscape In Autumn

Carl Gustav Ludwig Jacobsen, Village Landscape In AutumnA beautiful oil on board depicting a mother and daughter walking along a village street by Danish painter, Carl Ludwig Jacobsen (1890 1957). Jacobsen was a prolific artist and produced a diverse portfolio of work. Prior to becoming a painter, he worked as an illustrator and cartoonist at Danish newspaper Dags Pressen. His skill for drawing enabled him to turn his hand to various disciplines. He was inspired by the old masters, such as Delacroix,

He’s wearing a grey robe which is tied around the waist and another heavier brown garment over his shoulder

Medium: Oil on boardOverall size: 14” x 11½” / 35cm x 29cmYear of creation: c

The portrait is housed within a 19th-century foliate frame with coved sides and swept corners

the two cows are little more than six or seven brush marks

Very worn with holes

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 22½” x 17½” / 57cm x 45cmYear of creation: c

which stand before a rustic annexe

has laboured over the smallest details - even the shiny cherries atop the sticky iced buns

The painting is monogrammed in the lower right and dated 1908

Red hair tumbles down her back as her eyes look hopefully on

000 achieved for ‘Lady Reading’ (46cm x 63cm) at Sotheby’s in 2004

Thaler enjoyed working in this style