English School 19th Century / Marshal-ferrand / Oil On Canvas
Artist: D'après Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873)
This late 19th-century English painting captures an iconic "Farrier" scene popularized by Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873), a master of animal realism. The work depicts a man busy with a horse, probably shoeing or grooming its hooves, in a stable filled with a donkey and a dog. Natural light streaming through the barn opening highlights the textures of the coats and the warm atmosphere of this rural scene.
81 x 66 unframed
90 x 74 framed
On the back of the canvas is a manufacturer's stamp in ink, marked "Reeves & Sons, Manufacturers, 113 Cheapside, London". This stamp attests to the canvas's provenance, coming from a British company renowned for supplying art materials in the 19th century. The work has been carefully restored, and is in perfect condition for display. On its original canvas.
81 x 66 unframed
90 x 74 framed
On the back of the canvas is a manufacturer's stamp in ink, marked "Reeves & Sons, Manufacturers, 113 Cheapside, London". This stamp attests to the canvas's provenance, coming from a British company renowned for supplying art materials in the 19th century. The work has been carefully restored, and is in perfect condition for display. On its original canvas.
480 €
Period: 19th century
Style: English Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting
Reference (ID): 1482618
Availability: In stock
Print
