François van Severdonck (1809-1889) - Landschaft mit Ziegen und Schafen






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Oil painting on wood titled Landschaft mit Ziegen und Schafen, created in 1875 by Belgian artist François van Severdonck (1809-1889) in the 19th century Baroque style, depicting a landscape with goats and sheep, with a signed mark and comes with a frame, measuring 37.5 by 28.5 cm (frame included) and weighing 1 kg, in good condition.
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Natural scene with a goat and kid, sheep and ducks
Antique historical oil painting Wonderful work by the well-known Belgian painter Francois van Severdonck signed and dated to 1875
Francois van Severdonck (1809-1889)
The Belgian painter Frans van Severdonck lived and worked in Brussels and mainly painted genre scenes and landscapes with cows, sheep and poultry. He is regarded as a successor of the Belgian cattle painter Eugene Verboeckhoven, who came to Brussels in 1827 and achieved great success there at the Salon with his animal pieces. Throughout the 19th century, the animal piece was a very popular genre. In Belgium, among others, Frans van Leemputten and Remy Maes were successors of Verboeckhoven; in the Netherlands, Albertus Verhoesen.
Oil painting on wood, painted with oil color, in an antique Baroque wooden frame
Dimensions with frame: 37.5 x 28.5 cm; without frame: 26 x 17 cm.
Signature: bottom right "F. van Severdonck 1875" signed.
Condition: Used, good condition with small signs of aging.
Shipping: insured via DHL.
Natural scene with a goat and kid, sheep and ducks
Antique historical oil painting Wonderful work by the well-known Belgian painter Francois van Severdonck signed and dated to 1875
Francois van Severdonck (1809-1889)
The Belgian painter Frans van Severdonck lived and worked in Brussels and mainly painted genre scenes and landscapes with cows, sheep and poultry. He is regarded as a successor of the Belgian cattle painter Eugene Verboeckhoven, who came to Brussels in 1827 and achieved great success there at the Salon with his animal pieces. Throughout the 19th century, the animal piece was a very popular genre. In Belgium, among others, Frans van Leemputten and Remy Maes were successors of Verboeckhoven; in the Netherlands, Albertus Verhoesen.
Oil painting on wood, painted with oil color, in an antique Baroque wooden frame
Dimensions with frame: 37.5 x 28.5 cm; without frame: 26 x 17 cm.
Signature: bottom right "F. van Severdonck 1875" signed.
Condition: Used, good condition with small signs of aging.
Shipping: insured via DHL.
