Lilli Lundsteen, Portrait Of A Gentleman With A Homburg

Lilli Lundsteen, Portrait Of A Gentleman With A HomburgA characterful 20th century portrait of a dapper gentleman wearing a black homburg hat by Danish artist, Lilli Lundsteen (1871 1949). Shes captured the gentlemans character superbly well and it feels like she knew him personally. We particularly love his carefully coiffured grey beard and thick bushy eyebrows. Elisabeth (Lilli) Charlotte Lundsteen was primarily a painter of portraits and still lifes. She exhibited at the Kunsthal Charlottenborg in

vibrant colours

So probably not as old as the gentleman appears but still a wonderful decorative item

but these were never fully completed

A fine mid-19th-century river landscape depicting two barges under the gentle glow of an evening’s setting sun

Tilemann-Petersen has rendered the painting nicely and we’re trying to find out what it represents

Size including frame 18½” x 16” / 47cm x 41cm x 5cm

Canvas relined and stretchers replaced

There are some marks on the glass which can be removed if you wish - just let us know if you would like us to clean it

they also sought to comment on issues of the day and pose questions for the viewer

Allegre studied at the School of Fine Arts in Marseille and often painted light-filled views along the French Riviera

the popularity of the Joffers within society at the time created plenty of mingling opportunities for Peizel who was never short of a commission

Carl August Gosch (1821-1903)