19th C Oil on Canvas in 20th C Frame - Three Dogs in a Landscape (Hunting Scene) - After Eduard Bohm (1830-1890) - 34.75" x 29.75"
19th C Oil on Canvas in 20th C Frame - Three Dogs in a Landscape (Hunting Scene) - After Eduard Bohm (1830-1890) - 34.75" x 29.75"
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Three Dogs in a Landscape After Bohm O/C
After 19th C painting by Eduard Bohm. Framed 34.75" x 29.75"
Property form a Northwest Connecticut Collection
Some inpainting
19th/20th C Oil on Canvas Animal Painting After Eduard Bohm
Three dogs (two spaniel or setter types and a retriever) resting near a wooded clearing, with a mountainous background - classic sporting composition by Eduard Bohm (1830-1890)
Bohm was an Austrian painter celebrated for his naturalistic depictions of dogs, horses, and hunting scens
This grouping was popular in mid-19ht century Vienna and Munich
Original canvas visible through the inspection window on the back; weave is coarse consistent with mid to late 19th c European linen
Heavy craquelure throughout; no signs of over-cleaning; minor paint loss in upper sky region
Frame is modern replacement; frame is mid-20th c giltwood with neoclassical profile matching standards of 1950s-70s
Professionally mounted or conserved
Looks like it retains its original stretcher but looks like it was relined or restretched later due to the staple fasteners (1930s-70s); mild steel that rusts in this reddish brown way
19th c canvas (circa 1875-1890) that was removed and re-stretched likely during conservation or reframing. Staples indicate they have been in place for several decades (mid-century at the latest); suggests careful professional restretch; meant for stable long-term storage
Three Dogs in a Landscape After Bohm O/C
After 19th C painting by Eduard Bohm. Framed 34.75" x 29.75"
Property form a Northwest Connecticut Collection
Some inpainting
19th/20th C Oil on Canvas Animal Painting After Eduard Bohm
Three dogs (two spaniel or setter types and a retriever) resting near a wooded clearing, with a mountainous background - classic sporting composition by Eduard Bohm (1830-1890)
Bohm was an Austrian painter celebrated for his naturalistic depictions of dogs, horses, and hunting scens
This grouping was popular in mid-19ht century Vienna and Munich
Original canvas visible through the inspection window on the back; weave is coarse consistent with mid to late 19th c European linen
Heavy craquelure throughout; no signs of over-cleaning; minor paint loss in upper sky region
Frame is modern replacement; frame is mid-20th c giltwood with neoclassical profile matching standards of 1950s-70s
Professionally mounted or conserved
Looks like it retains its original stretcher but looks like it was relined or restretched later due to the staple fasteners (1930s-70s); mild steel that rusts in this reddish brown way
19th c canvas (circa 1875-1890) that was removed and re-stretched likely during conservation or reframing. Staples indicate they have been in place for several decades (mid-century at the latest); suggests careful professional restretch; meant for stable long-term storage