J W Schonnevelt Buchner, Still Life With Jug & Apples

J W Schonnevelt Buchner, Still Life With Jug & ApplesThis early 20th century Dutch school still life depicts a jug, tray and four apples in harmonious muted tones. The textures are rendered skilfully and the light carefully observed. Note the area of light hitting mid jug, which arrives from our left. It holds the piece together a visual anchor for the imagination. The painting is signed in the lower left, inscribed on the reverse, and housed within a later frame. Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 21 x

which is four years earlier than the portrait of the bonneted lady

A characterful early 20th-century portrait of an older gentleman in profile with a red necktie

We’re seeing a lady with something on her mind

420 achieved for ‘Glerum’ at an auction in Singapore in 1997

Overall size: 18” x 14” / 46cm x 36cm

Overall size: 26½” x 18” / 67cm x 46cm

Reich possessed an extraordinary ability to capture the smallest of details with the utmost of care and his style was entirely traditional

Did she paint this as a commentary on temperance

Christian Tilemann-Petersen (1874-1926)

His work covered an array of subjects including landscapes

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