French School, late 17th Century - Mediterranean Harbour with Lighthouse and Shipping

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French School, late 17th Century - Mediterranean Harbour with Lighthouse and ShippingFrench School, late 17th Century Mediterranean Harbour with Lighthouse and Shipping oil on panel, circular composition unframed 20 cm (7. 9 in) framed 33. 5 33. 5 cm (13. 2 13. 2 in) Provenance: Antique dealer J. P. Willborg. Essay: This finely executed cabinet painting belongs to the rich tradition of Mediterranean harbour scenes that flourished in Southern Europe during the second half of the seventeenth century. Executed in a rare circular format,

Hernlund’s art is well-represented in several prestigious collections

These study trips allowed Zachrison to explore different techniques

where he earned the royal medal in 1880 for his painting "Sommarmorgon

framed 115 x 139 cm (approx

a smaller bird clutched in its talons

It embodies a sense of peace and reflection amidst the daily hum of a growing city

particularly from regions like Kalmar

and cool blues—melding seamlessly to convey the fading light of day

yet its allure remains timeless

The work presents well with age related wear

Beer volunteered for the French Foreign Legion and in 1915 suffered severe head injuries in a grenade explosion

oil on copperpicture size 8