Belgian Landscape Painting
$2,874.95
By Cornelis Van Leemputten 1841-1902
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Celebrate the timeless elegance of old master paintings and shop this Belgian landscape painting for sale. Painted by Belgian artist Cornelis Van Leemputten (1841-1902), he was best known for his farmyard paintings of sheep and roosters and his tranquil landscapes of Antwerp and Belgian countrywide.
This painting displays a combination of Leemputten’s fascination with the calming reassurance of domestic farm animals and the lavish countrywide and rolling pastures of his native lands. This painting is a relaxing and elegant presentation celebrating the colorful and vibrant roosters’ subtle expressions and the soft organic contrast of the pale blue sky and the lush grassy fields. This painting is a fantastic purchase for anyone looking to buy an elegant and colorful wall art painting to add charm and color to brighten up their interior decor painted by a Belgian master painter of the 19th century. The painting signed Cornelis Van Leemputten in the lower left-hand corner and collected from a New England fine art collection.
This painting displays a combination of Leemputten’s fascination with the calming reassurance of domestic farm animals and the lavish countrywide and rolling pastures of his native lands. This painting is a relaxing and elegant presentation celebrating the colorful and vibrant roosters’ subtle expressions and the soft organic contrast of the pale blue sky and the lush grassy fields. This painting is a fantastic purchase for anyone looking to buy an elegant and colorful wall art painting to add charm and color to brighten up their interior decor painted by a Belgian master painter of the 19th century. The painting signed Cornelis Van Leemputten in the lower left-hand corner and collected from a New England fine art collection.
Dimensions
The board measures 7 inches by 9.5 inches.
Condition
The painting surface displays surface abrasions, varnish yellowing, and the edges of the painting board retain linen tape mounting.
