Anna Beyer, Lac Léman avec vue sur le Jura, 1911, Oil on Wood, Framed

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German painter born in 1867 and died in 1922.

This captivating work depicts a bucolic landscape where nature spreads out … more German painter born in 1867 and died in 1922.

This captivating work depicts a bucolic landscape where nature spreads out in a gentle symphony of greens and blues. In the foreground, a green hillside dotted with trees is rendered with a rich and varied palette, evoking the dynamism of vegetation and the tranquility of the countryside. Textured brushstrokes add palpable depth, emphasizing the lushness of the foliage. In the background, a coastal town is subtly outlined on the shore of a vast body of water. Red roofs and buildings stand out harmoniously in the panorama, while a church with its bell tower stands in the center, capturing the observer's eye and serving as the focal point of the composition. The surface of the water, a soothing blue, reflects the cloudy sky, creating a striking mirror effect that amplifies the serenity of the painting. On the horizon, rolling hills and a sky heavy with gray-blue clouds add an atmospheric dimension, providing an authentic and immersive depiction of nature in transition. The artist manages to capture the essence of the landscape, mixing realism and impressionism to evoke an atmosphere that is both peaceful and lively. This painting, through its balanced composition and masterful use of color and light, invites the viewer to serene and introspective contemplation. Original frame
Golden wooden frame
47 x 56.5 x 3.5 cm This piece has an attribution mark,
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