19th-Century Swedish School, Portrait Study Of A Girl blends in The artist has skilfully rendered

The artist has skilfully rendered the various layers of the landscape - from the cattle in the foreground to the distant hills beyond

they were often bought from fairs or markets directly from the artist or their assistant

as these were popular during the 1780s

the room is rustic with the walls barely painted a light shade of blue

It was painted during the early part of the 20th-century and adroitly captures the gentleman’s spirit

19th-Century Swedish School, Portrait Study Of A Girl blends in The artist has skilfully renderedThis charming 19th century Swedish watercolour depicts a girl with her back partially turned. Shes characterised by a large blue bow and what appears to be a red sash. Its a sensitive piece, quickly rendered, against a green background. Perhaps the artist knew the sitter? Their daughter maybe? Signed dated in the lower right and framed. Medium: Watercolour on paperOverall size: 13 x 15 35cm x 38cmYear of creation: 1877Condition: Artwork presents well.