Caja Prytz, Sunlit Interior With Girl Playing

Caja Prytz, Sunlit Interior With Girl PlayingThis early 20th century oil painting by Danish artist Caja Prytz (1877 1916) depicts a girl playing in a tastefully decorated sunlit interior. As an aspiring female artist during the late 19th century, Prytzs education was never going to be straightforward. At the time, the widely held view by her male counterparts was that women were more suited to the home rather than the easel. The architect Vilhelm Klein went so far as to state that it is unlikely

he’s captured not only the finer details but also the spirit of Just Henrik Voltelen Paulli

Thomas Rose Miles exhibited several works at London’s Royal Academy and also at the Royal Society of British Artists

Further to this

The portrait was produced in 1923 but on the reverse

A member of various associations

It’s possibly somewhere along the Danube as he visited Austria around the time it was completed

Emil Danielsson (1882-1967)

Both artists adopted a romantic approach to landscape painting that was driven by their love for Danish rural life

In a paper from 1898

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 30” x 36” / 77cm x 92cmYear of creation: 1889Condition: Artwork presents well

birch trees

His skill for drawing enabled him to turn his hand to various disciplines