Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen by Charles Boland
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Sunny farmyard with sunflowers – Zonnig boerenerf met zonnebloemen 1870 - 1900

Charles Boland

Oil paintPanelPaint
 34.50 ⨯ 27.50 cm
ConditionGood
€ 1.800

Klooster Fine Art

  • About the artwork
    [EN]
    The farmyard painted by Charles Boland is atypical for his oeuvre. He mostly painted animal scenes, in line with artists like Henriette Ronner-Knip. This scene depicts a farmyard in a hilly landscape, with great attention to the effect of the raking sunlight coming in from the right. Throughout the painting he used a loose touch, suggestively applying paint.

    [NL]
    Dit boerenerf van Charles Boland is atypisch voor het werk van Boland. Hij schilderde voornamelijk dieren, in lijn met schilderijen van kunstenaars als Henriëtte Ronner-Knip. Dit schilderij verbeeldt een boerenerf in een heuvelachtig landschap. Boland besteedde veel aandacht aan het effect van het zonlicht dat vanaf rechts komt. Door het hele schilderij gebruikte hij een losse toets, schilderend met veel suggestie.
  • About the artist

    Charles H.D. Boland de Spa (Antwerp, 1850 – ?) was a Belgian painter, specialized in animals, landscapes, genre scenes and portraits,

    He received his artistic training at the Academy of Antwerp, he took part in the “Prize of Rome” in 1878.

    He was one of the co-founders on October 25, 1883 of the Antwerp association of visual artists Als ik Kan, of which Henry Van de Velde was also a member for a very short time.

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Artwork details

Category
19th Century PaintingsPaintings
Subject
GardenFarmLandscapeSunflowerNatureFlower
Style
Impressionism
Material & Technique
Oil paintPanelPaint
Colour
Multicolour (>4 colours)