Georges Meusnier dit Karl Robert (1848-1924) - Paysage champêtre à la barque (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Paysage champêtre à la barque is an oil on panel painting by Georges Meusnier dit Karl Robert (1848–1924) in the Romantic style, dating to the 19th century in France, measuring 21 x 15 cm, signed and depicting a woman navigating a boat on a lake.
Description from the seller
Beautiful depiction of a woman navigating a boat on a lake, a pastoral scene in oil on panel by the painter Georges Meusnier, known as Karl Robert (1848-1924)
Title: Landscape of the countryside with figures on a boat
Artist: Georges Meusnier known as Karl Robert (1848-1924)
Technique: Oil on panel
Style: Romantic
Signature: Signed
Format: 21x15 cm
Condition: Beautiful condition, shows no signs of wear.
Karl Robert (born Georges Karl-Robert, his real name) was a French painter, watercolorist, and drawing teacher, born in Paris in 1848 and died in Châtillon in 1924.
Under his pseudonym, he gained great notoriety as an author of practical artistic manuals and treatises, making accessible disciplines such as charcoal landscape drawing, watercolor, painting on enamel, and aquaforte etching.
Seller's Story
Beautiful depiction of a woman navigating a boat on a lake, a pastoral scene in oil on panel by the painter Georges Meusnier, known as Karl Robert (1848-1924)
Title: Landscape of the countryside with figures on a boat
Artist: Georges Meusnier known as Karl Robert (1848-1924)
Technique: Oil on panel
Style: Romantic
Signature: Signed
Format: 21x15 cm
Condition: Beautiful condition, shows no signs of wear.
Karl Robert (born Georges Karl-Robert, his real name) was a French painter, watercolorist, and drawing teacher, born in Paris in 1848 and died in Châtillon in 1924.
Under his pseudonym, he gained great notoriety as an author of practical artistic manuals and treatises, making accessible disciplines such as charcoal landscape drawing, watercolor, painting on enamel, and aquaforte etching.
