Venice, "basilica Of Santa Maria Della Salute," By Jean-étienne Karnec (1865–1934)
Artist: Jean-etienne Karnec
Jean-Étienne Karnec
1865–1934
Jean-Étienne Karnec was a painter of landscapes and seascapes who was active in France from the late 19th century through the early decades of the 20th century. Art market dictionaries and databases generally indicate that he was born in 1865 in Austria and died in 1934.
Étienne Karnec is primarily known for his landscapes, seascapes, harbor views, and scenes of rivers and canals. His work also reveals a marked interest in Orientalist subjects, which he interprets with great pictorial freedom. Although he was primarily based in Rouen, he also worked in Paris and Venice, two cities that fueled his inspiration.
In several of his Orientalist compositions, Karnec employs a broad brushstroke and a generous application of paint, laid on thick, which softens the contours and emphasizes effects of light and atmosphere.
Frame: 19x24
1865–1934
Jean-Étienne Karnec was a painter of landscapes and seascapes who was active in France from the late 19th century through the early decades of the 20th century. Art market dictionaries and databases generally indicate that he was born in 1865 in Austria and died in 1934.
Étienne Karnec is primarily known for his landscapes, seascapes, harbor views, and scenes of rivers and canals. His work also reveals a marked interest in Orientalist subjects, which he interprets with great pictorial freedom. Although he was primarily based in Rouen, he also worked in Paris and Venice, two cities that fueled his inspiration.
In several of his Orientalist compositions, Karnec employs a broad brushstroke and a generous application of paint, laid on thick, which softens the contours and emphasizes effects of light and atmosphere.
Frame: 19x24
1 200 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting on cardboard
Width: 19
Height: 24
Reference (ID): 1816743
Availability: In stock
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