Fritz Reusing, Portrait Of A Bearded Gentleman 1910s specialised in interior scenes and

specialised in interior scenes and this is a particularly good example of the way he handles light

800 achieved at Christie’s for ‘Peaches and Cherries Cascading from a French Faience Bowl’ in 2004

has applied the oils with broad confident marks and plenty of expression

It’s possible that the view is located within Märkische Schweiz

Creswick was well-loved by the Victorian middle classes who scattered their walls with picturesque etchings

Fritz Reusing, Portrait Of A Bearded Gentleman 1910s specialised in interior scenes andThis accomplished portrait by German artist Fritz Reusing (1874 1956) depicts an older gentleman with a fine set of mutton chops. Its believed to be the painter Carl Seiler (1846 1921). Reusing was an outstanding portraitist one of the last masters of the classical style. His works shimmer with life, every characteristic captured with a keen understanding of light. You can almost feel the skin, a complex amalgam of fleshy tones and reflected near