Hermann Kätelhön, Four Mining Scenes

Hermann Kätelhön, Four Mining ScenesThis set of four industrial etchings by German illustrator Herman Ktelhn (1884 1940) depict scenes relating to the mining community. They were produced during the early 20th century when the artist worked in Essen. Between 1918 and 1940, Ktelhn produced various etchings and lithographs describing the ever industrialised German landscape and the workers labouring within it. He held a deep respect for the mining community and immersed himself in its

also Edward

he painted the founder of the Salvation Army

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 22” x 28” / 56cm x 71cmYear of creation: 1967Provenance: GermanyCondition: Craquelure with very minor losses

Pryn tended to work around his home in Bagsvaerd

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 14½” x 18” / 37cm x 45cmYear of creation: c

figures and a distant view

Henrik Joesten Bleeker (1869-1930)

while the son rests woefully on his mother’s lap

A provincial mid-19th-century portrait of a seated lady wearing a black dome-shaped dressed with a white collar

which is made even more dramatic by the use of Chiaroscuro - a strong contrast of dark and light

is primarily known as one of the leading Dutch etchers of his generation

She gazes wistfully into the yonder and wears roses upon her dress