Paul H.J. Schmitz (1910-1974) - *Landschap

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Paul H.J. Schmitz’s Landschap, a 1940s oil painting on panel, signed, measuring 70 cm by 80.5 cm, from Belgium, sold with its original frame and in good condition.

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Atmospheric rural autumn landscape “Tilleur - Automne” (1946) – Paul H.J. Schmitz (1910–1974), Belgian school.

Atmospheric and authentic oil painting on panel by the well-known Belgian artist Paul H.J. Schmitz (1910–1974). The work depicts a rural autumn landscape near Tilleur (Liege province), with a characteristic farmstead at sunset. The painting exudes a warm, nostalgic atmosphere thanks to the rich autumn palette and the subtle play of light. Schmitz is known as an important representative of the Verviers Intimisme, characterized by his masterful and atmospheric landscapes.

Details & Features:

• Artist: Paul H.J. Schmitz (1910–1974)

• Title / Inscription on verso: "Tilleur . / Automne" (completely handwritten, titled and re-signed/dated on the back of the panel)

• Dating: 1946 (signed and dated lower left)

• Technique: Oil on panel

• Depiction: A rural farm surrounded by trees in autumn colors, a rustic country road and a wide view over the fields under an evening sky.

• Frame: Includes the original, sturdy wooden high-quality frame with a warm, dark finish that enhances the mood of the painting.

The painting is in very good, original condition with minor, age-related signs on the frame (see photos). A beautiful and collectible work by a valued Belgian master, perfectly suited for a классical, rural, or warmly modern interior.

IMPORTANT: Given the size, value and fragility, this artwork must be collected.

Atmospheric rural autumn landscape “Tilleur - Automne” (1946) – Paul H.J. Schmitz (1910–1974), Belgian school.

Atmospheric and authentic oil painting on panel by the well-known Belgian artist Paul H.J. Schmitz (1910–1974). The work depicts a rural autumn landscape near Tilleur (Liege province), with a characteristic farmstead at sunset. The painting exudes a warm, nostalgic atmosphere thanks to the rich autumn palette and the subtle play of light. Schmitz is known as an important representative of the Verviers Intimisme, characterized by his masterful and atmospheric landscapes.

Details & Features:

• Artist: Paul H.J. Schmitz (1910–1974)

• Title / Inscription on verso: "Tilleur . / Automne" (completely handwritten, titled and re-signed/dated on the back of the panel)

• Dating: 1946 (signed and dated lower left)

• Technique: Oil on panel

• Depiction: A rural farm surrounded by trees in autumn colors, a rustic country road and a wide view over the fields under an evening sky.

• Frame: Includes the original, sturdy wooden high-quality frame with a warm, dark finish that enhances the mood of the painting.

The painting is in very good, original condition with minor, age-related signs on the frame (see photos). A beautiful and collectible work by a valued Belgian master, perfectly suited for a классical, rural, or warmly modern interior.

IMPORTANT: Given the size, value and fragility, this artwork must be collected.

Details

Artist
Paul H.J. Schmitz (1910-1974)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
*Landschap
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Condition
Good condition
Height
70 cm
Width
80.5 cm
Style
Post-Impressionism
Period
1940-1950
BelgiumVerified
123
Objects sold
96.77%
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