Josef Huber-Feldkirch, Study Of A Man

Josef Huber-Feldkirch, Study Of A ManAn enigmatic portrait study of a bearded man by Austrian painter, Josef Huber Feldkirch (1858 1932). This unusual and highly atmospheric piece was probably painted quickly as its comprised of broad sweeping marks and little in the way of detail. Note how his eyes are simply dark sunken shadows yet also possess enough form to be identifiable. We also love the background, which is simply a series of sweeping marks to give the form some definition. Josef

Four figures are standing closest to the well with two appearing to fill vessels with water

Adolf Meissner (1837-1902)

A fine 19th-century oil on canvas depicting a picturesque wooded area with deer

Jules Rullens trained at the fine art academy in Brussels and is known primarily for interior scenes

no other item of her toilette is really so influential

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Frame with some age-related wear including a visible repair in the lower right to a cracked corner and a missing piece

1830Provenance: FranceCondition: Craquelure throughout

and before too long became the highest-paid performer in American vaudeville

With the nearest buildings being blocked in with red

1930Provenance: DenmarkCondition: Artwork with a few small marks but nothing that detracts

An older man yells to a fellow sailor as he grapples with the remnants of the mast