Hans Von Heider, Isar Valley, Germany

Hans Von Heider, Isar Valley, GermanyThis early 20th century impressionistic oil painting by German artist Hans Von Heider (1867 1952) depicts an elevated view of the Isar Valley in Germany. The cool tints of the Isar River glide through the middle ground before vanishing into a haze. Theres a rhythmical quality to the brushwork it flows rapidly over clusters of raised stones. Von Heider describes the movement energetically. Note how hes used contrasting marks for each of the main

This charming early 19th-century painting by British artist Edwin Moseley Fox depicts a chestnut mare and a grey mare in a landscape

who encouraged him to paint ‘en plein air’

creates interesting contrast across the foliage

In his final years

Copenhagen and Aarhus

landscapes

Johan Bülow

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 25½” x 29½” / 65cm x 74cmYear of creation: c

some of his well-known paintings were shown at the Munich Glass Palace

It’s adorned with various jewels as per its appearance in the Baroque period

Perhaps he sat on the grassy bank to the left while sketching out his studies

His outfit dates to the 1830s and he appears to be wearing a tailcoat