19th Century Romantic Scandinavian Lake Estate Landscape Oil on Metal Plate ^Sale

This Scandinavian lake landscape was painted in oil on a metal plate in the 19th century by an unidentified Scandinavian artist. The talented master with great care captured a serene corner of northern nature, bathed in the soft light of a summer day. The composition opens before the viewer with a broad expanse of water of a quiet lake or river, on whose mirror-like surface a small boat with two figures sways alone. On the shore, surrounded by picturesque hills, a small estate with red-roofed houses and a pier with outbuildings nestles cosily. The artist, building the perspective, uses deep tones and nuances of light to create an atmosphere of peace and natural harmony. The smooth surface of the metal lends the painting a particular purity and density. This artwork, imbued with sincere love for the beauty of Scandinavia, will become an expressive accent in any interior, taking a worthy place in your collection.
DETAILS:
Artist: Unsigned. Unidentified Scandinavian professional artist.
Medium: Oil on metal plate.
Image dimensions (approx.): 44.2 x 59 cm (17.4 x 23.2 inches).
Condition: Overall in good condition with age-related wear, such as tiny paint losses.
Framed dimensions (approx.): 51.2 x 65.4 cm (20.2 x 25.7 inches).
Frame: Overall in fair condition, with age-related wear including scuffs and significant losses to the gesso decoration along the frame edges. Please note: the painting is being sold as an oil painting on a metal plate. The frame shown in the photographs is included as a complimentary addition to provide structural support during transit; it holds no commercial value and is not covered by our guarantee against damage in transit. Rest assured that, despite this, the painting with its frame will be packed with the utmost care. Please bid accordingly.
Provenance: Swedish private collection.
Shipping: Approx. weight 2 kg; packed weight approx. 3-4 kg. Secure, insured worldwide shipping available.
Notes: Please refer to the high-resolution photographs, which form part of the condition report. Colours and tonal values may vary when viewed in person, depending on viewing conditions and ambient lighting.