Johann Paul Georg Fischer, Pair Of Mid-19th-Century Portraits

Johann Paul Georg Fischer, Pair Of Mid-19th-Century PortraitsThis fine pair of mid Victorian portraits by German artist Johann Paul Georg Fischer (1786 1875) depict a smartly attired couple. She wears a demure light blue dress with a decorative floral bonnet. While he wears a black suit with a light blue waistcoat. Given the style of the outfits, they date to around 1865. Fisher was an accomplished artist and several of his works are held in the collection at Windsor Castle. Born in Hanover, he spent most of

It’s a beautiful example of traditional British landscape painting from the mid-19th-century

Where do you think the girls are heading

It’s interesting to consider whether Holmgren painted some of this outside while enjoying a relaxed day out

604 achieved for 'Leamington Spa and Warwick Castle in the Distance' an auction in 2002

a third female

Houdini also pursued a career in the movies - releasing his first film in 1901

which speaks of curiosity

The Empire dress became popular at the beginning of the 19th-century during a revival of styles from Greco-Roman art

Adolf Schill

Voigt was a multi-talented creative who was primarily known for his ceramics but also produced paintings that looked back to the 18th and early 19th centuries

This fine 19th-century still life painting by British artist Mary A Hull (1835-1919) depicts damsons and two plums

Lifted upon a choir of angels