George Peploe Brown, Alter At Seville Cathedral

George Peploe Brown, Alter At Seville CathedralThis atmospheric 19th century oil painting by British artist, George Peploe Brown (1840 1909) depicts the alter at Seville Cathedral, Spain with choir boys dancing the 'Baile de Los Seises. Three times a year, a dance is performed in Seville Cathedral that dates back to at least the 16th century. The Baile de Los Seises involves ten choir boys dressed in traditional attire (usually red and yellow striped doublets when commemorating the Feast of the

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Dyrnaes is not particularly well-known for its lush tree-lined tracks so it’s been suggested that the view is actually in Diernæs on the island of Funen

Scuffing around the edges and one or two minor losses

Manchester City Galleries

and the Royal Institute of Oil Painters

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 16½” x 20½” / 42cm x 52cmYear of creation: c

was primarily known for painting religious subjects and many of his works remain in churches within Austria and Germany

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Portraits of grizzled fisherman are extremely common but most are lacking the depth that you find here

an emerging class of wealthy merchants and traders sought to decorate their homes with paintings

There’s an understated beauty to this gentle Danish painting and it captures a glimpse into everyday rural life

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