Escuela europea (XX) - Two Women at Needlework

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Two Women at Needlework es una pintura al óleo sobre tela de una escuela europea, Dinamarca, fechada entre 1900 y 1910, realismo, 70 × 50 cm, firmada a mano, edición original, representa una escena interior de dos mujeres haciendo punto y se presenta sin marco en aceptable estado.

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Unidentified Artist. European School, Probably Early 20th Century. Two Women at Needlework – Oil on Canvas

An intimate domestic scene depicting two women absorbed in needlework. Their attentive expressions and carefully observed hands bring warmth and humanity to this quiet interior.
We chose this work for its sensitive portrayal of everyday life and the gentle connection between the figures.
Presented unframed.
Artist/Attribution: Unidentified artist, European school; possibly Scandinavian, unconfirmed.
Subject: Two women at needlework in an interior.
Medium: Oil on canvas.
Style: Naturalistic genre painting.
Dimensions (without frame): 70 × 50 cm.
Dimensions (with frame): Not applicable.
Signature: Signed lower right; signature not yet deciphered.
Condition: Previously restored, with several repair patches visible on the reverse. The painted surface shows craquelure, wear and scattered small losses. Cleaning is needed. Please consult the detailed photographs.
Provenance: Private collection.


It will be packed with maximum protection, to arrive in the best conditions, and shipped with track and trace and insurance!


We kindly ask you, after shipping, to check the package's route from time to time, to avoid delicate situations (returns, delivery delays, etc.!!!).

We do not deliver with DPD!
We don't deliver in Greece or outside of the EU!!

Unidentified Artist. European School, Probably Early 20th Century. Two Women at Needlework – Oil on Canvas

An intimate domestic scene depicting two women absorbed in needlework. Their attentive expressions and carefully observed hands bring warmth and humanity to this quiet interior.
We chose this work for its sensitive portrayal of everyday life and the gentle connection between the figures.
Presented unframed.
Artist/Attribution: Unidentified artist, European school; possibly Scandinavian, unconfirmed.
Subject: Two women at needlework in an interior.
Medium: Oil on canvas.
Style: Naturalistic genre painting.
Dimensions (without frame): 70 × 50 cm.
Dimensions (with frame): Not applicable.
Signature: Signed lower right; signature not yet deciphered.
Condition: Previously restored, with several repair patches visible on the reverse. The painted surface shows craquelure, wear and scattered small losses. Cleaning is needed. Please consult the detailed photographs.
Provenance: Private collection.


It will be packed with maximum protection, to arrive in the best conditions, and shipped with track and trace and insurance!


We kindly ask you, after shipping, to check the package's route from time to time, to avoid delicate situations (returns, delivery delays, etc.!!!).

We do not deliver with DPD!
We don't deliver in Greece or outside of the EU!!

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Artista
Escuela europea (XX)
Se vende con marco
No
Vendido por
Propietario o revendedor
Edición
Original
Título de la obra
Two Women at Needlework
Técnica
Pintura al óleo
Firma
Firmado a mano
País de origen
Dinamarca
Estado
Estado aceptable.
Alto
70 cm
Ancho
50 cm
Representación/tema
Escena interior
Estilo
Realismo
Periodo
1900-1910
Vendido por
Países BajosVerificado
240
Objetos vendidos
100%
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