Charles Victor Ensinck, Hague School Landscape With Cottages

Charles Victor Ensinck, Hague School Landscape With CottagesA beautiful and highly atmospheric Dutch oil painting depicting two buildings within a wooded area. The artist, Charles Victor Ensinck (1846 1914), was part of a community of artists known collectively as the Hague School. The group believed in painting exactly what they saw without any sentiment or romantic embellishments. As such, many of their works are quietly sensitive and honest to nature. In this piece, we particularly love the flash of light

The canvas is a little undulant and there’s some light craquelure in areas

Amandara’ in 2013

Catherine of Braganza (1638-1705) was depicted as Saint Catherine by Jacob Huysmans (1633-1696) to reference her devotion to Catholicism

14½” x 16½” / 37cm x 42cm

Paget returned to his hometown of Mobier but this particular piece was painted in 1844 - during his time in the Capital

Ramon Martí i Alsina (1826–1894)

Medium: Oil on boardOverall size: 20” x 14½” / 51cm x 37cmYear of creation: c

They’re a little tatty with various scuffs and a few losses here and there

there’s an undulant area in the middle due to the previous tear

Edmond Le Bienvenu-Dutourp (1878-1945)

He feels like he should be in a Western movie as a maverick gunslinger - rolling into town and getting thrown out of a bar

Carl Birkso (b