Herman Bogman (1861-1921) - Drie koeien in weiland

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Drie koeien in weiland, an oil painting by Herman Bogman sr. (19th century) in a realistic style, hand-signed, in reasonable condition, with a gold frame, overall 74 × 104 cm (canvas 48 × 78 cm), from the Netherlands.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful work by Dutch artist Herman Bogman Sr. (1861-1921)

Three cows in a meadow, a windmill in the far background. The work is realistic in the well-known style of Bogman Sr.

The piece is housed in a gold-colored frame. The condition of the frame is fair with some signs of wear.

The canvas is in good condition.

Canvas size 48 x 78 cm
Total size 74 x 104 cm

Beautiful work by Dutch artist Herman Bogman Sr. (1861-1921)

Three cows in a meadow, a windmill in the far background. The work is realistic in the well-known style of Bogman Sr.

The piece is housed in a gold-colored frame. The condition of the frame is fair with some signs of wear.

The canvas is in good condition.

Canvas size 48 x 78 cm
Total size 74 x 104 cm

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Artist
Herman Bogman (1861-1921)
Title of artwork
Drie koeien in weiland
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Fair condition
Height
74 cm
Width
104 cm
Weight
5 kg
Depiction/theme
Animals
Style
Realism
Period
19th century
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
100%
Private

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