Landscape with Trees Buildings and a Road
Artist: Style of Georges Michel (french, 1763 - 1843)
Original Dimensions: 17 1/2" x 27"
Location: National Gallery of Art, London
About Artwork: (Possibly 1830s-1840s) "A track runs past a cottage into the distance. In the right background the roof of a further cottage is visible, and in the distance are a small clump of trees and a further cluster of houses. The foremost cottage is enclosed by a fence of logs and flanked by trees. This landscape is painted on two sheets of paper mounted onto canvas. The sky on the left side, while featureless, is painted more thickly than that on the right, where the thin paint is overlaid with storm clouds in thicker grey paint. This treatment of the sky is typical of Michel’s work. Further elements, such as the trees and humble buildings, also feature frequently in his paintings and are ultimately inspired by Dutch seventeenth-century landscapists. However, the handling is uneven overall, and it is only possible to associate this painting with Michel, rather than to say it is definitely by him." - (National Gallery of Art, London)
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