Unknown woman beneath a tree, 1830


A pleasingly odd family portrait.

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Typical Biedermeier portraits from the 1840's or thereabouts, some notable for their sensitivity or painterly quality.

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This is what he was best at, very austere portraits in the manner of his master Ingres; the sitters preferably dressed in black. This is Mme Louis Antoine Cambourg, if that is any help.

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Self-portrait, 1912

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We haven't had a window scene for a while.

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A self-portrait of the painter at work, 1884

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Self-portrait, on the Baltic. Born in Estonia, he lived in Germany and is noted for his gently romantic paintings of the Baltic coast.

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Woman in the woods, 1874-5

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Self-portrait


Zealand Landscape, 1842

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View of the Eschtal. An artist from Hamburg who painted in a pleasantly naive style; his best work dates from the 1830s-40s.

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hongi kindly pointed to me to this retrospective exhibition of works by this Australian artist:
http://nga.gov.au/Exhibition/Lambert/Default.cfm?MnuID=1
There are pages of good images which are worth looking through. His work seems highly enjoyable, if sometimes a bit too self-conscious. I have picked out just three pictures that appealed to me in different ways. Firstly this 'Equestrian Portrait of a Boy' from 1905, an Edwardian bravura piece which reminds me of Lavery and Orpen.

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