Daniel Sherrin, Woodland Landscape With Pine Trees & Distant Buildings

Daniel Sherrin, Woodland Landscape With Pine Trees & Distant BuildingsA captivating landscape painting with pine trees and distant buildings by British painter, Daniel Sherrin (1868 1942). The pines take our eyes upwards from the foliage in the foreground towards the beautiful evening sky, which is dappled with clouds. The trees frame a small crop of buildings that are nestled into the distant woodland. While on the right, the undulant landscape gradually disappears from view with Sherrin increasing the lightness with

Hair tended to be tied into low chignons at the nape of the neck with loops or ringlets covering the ears

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 18” x 23½” / 46cm x 60cmYear of creation: 1929Provenance: FranceCondition: Overall the canvas is in good condition

and he’s well known for his snow-covered wintery scenes

Pryn was a master at capturing how light fell upon thick snow-covered paths and this is a great example of his work

Niels Frederik Schiøttz-Jensen (1855-1941)

The frame is fine to hang but it's a little tatty with some age-related wear

Brita Von Sydow Södöö (1884-1959)

During the 1820s

They say that from the roots it measures 36 pouces (inches) high and with all the feathers and ribbons that hold all of that up

The portrait is unsigned but clearly by an academy-trained hand

there shall also my servant be: if any man serve me

This was opened in 1887 and was a popular destination for many leading painters