18th-Century German School, The Resurrection Of Jesus Christ

18th-Century German School, The Resurrection Of Jesus ChristAn evocative 18th century provincial depiction of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Its an atmospheric old piece that was probably originally housed in a church or private place of worship. Christ is dressed in red and white robes and bears several marks from his crucifixion. Blood runs from his crown of thorns and the wounds on his body. In his right hand, he carries some wheat, which is synonymous with traditional Christian iconography. Throughout

She wears a white dress with a red wrap and holds her treasured Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

1920 and stretcher replaced

1876) trained at the Munich Academy and all four of his siblings pursued creative endeavours

asked her to sit for the companion piece

It seems to borrow a little from 17th-century Dutch still lifes - yet it deliberately lacks the exuberance

A late 19th-century oil on wood depicting a beautiful pastoral view across distant hills before a blood-red sky

a large red building

A mid-19th-century French portrait of a woman in profile looking upwards

Frame scrapped back from its original gilding

The portrait is monogrammed in the bottom right and dated 1920

The sketched arms and torso give it a mysterious

1903Provenance: SwedenCondition: Presentable