Heinrich Karl Von Pechmann, Portrait Of A Young Lady

Heinrich Karl Von Pechmann, Portrait Of A Young LadyA fine turn of the century oil on wood depicting a smart young lady by German painter, Heinrich Karl von Pechmann (1826 1905). Von Pechmann trained at the academy in Munich under Phillip Foltz and also undertook study trips to France and Italy. He's primarily known for expansive landscapes, particularly alpine scenes, but also painted portraits and frescoes. The portrait is held within a gilded frame and monogrammed in the upper right. Medium: Oil on

which is a county that often inspired him

You can almost feel the chill in the air as you cast your eyes downriver towards the bridge in the distance

Philip Hugh Padwick ROI RBA (1876–1958) is known for his captivating landscapes that create a sense of mystery and drama

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 14” x 10” / 36cm x 26cmYear of creation: c

'Commentaries of Julius Caesar' edited by Samuel Clarke

During the 14th-century

The painting is signed in the lower left and housed within a good later frame

Perhaps you may be able to discover the young lady’s name

We love the quiet introspection in this piece and you can almost hear a clock ticking

1900Provenance: SwedenCondition: Extensive craquelure but the paint layer is stable

The painting is signed in the lower left and housed within a gilded wooden frame

It’s been suggested that it could be a Riley