16th-Century German School, The Fall Of Adam

16th-Century German School, The Fall Of AdamThis wonderful late 16th century depiction of Adam and Eve is a joy to behold and truly a piece of history. Here we see Adam being passed an apple by Eve who has already been tempted by the serpent. This consensual act ultimately leads to the pairs expulsion from the Garden of Eden. Stylistically, this beautiful old painting sits alongside many other works originating in Northern Europe during the 16th century. Its particularly interesting to compare

An atmospheric Danish landscape painting depicting a young lady stood before an extensive mountainous landscape and lake

Imagine how exciting it was for him when he moved to Paris at a time when the impressionists were in full swing

and Moscow

red waistcoat and brown overcoat

Harry Kluge (1879-1963)

has observed the light beautifully as it cascades from the window

This evocative piece conjures up the sights and sounds of a blustery day on the Scottish coast

and travellers are likely to appreciate the pictures as mementoes of beautiful scenes

He also undertook various trips to Europe - particularly Holland

It’s a delicate portrayal that suggests a gentle character

He initially trained at the Royal College in Dole under Jean Séraphin Désiré Besson (1795-1864) but soon headed for the School of Fine Arts in Paris

An atmospheric oil on board depicting a chilly British landscape with trees and a stone cottage