Bernardus Blommers (Dutch, 1845-1914) Painting. Title - Farm Scene. Oil on canvas painting. Signed indistinctly lower right. Painting measures 9 inches high, 13 inches wide. Frame measures 14 inches high, 18 inches wide. In good condition. This painting was acquired from the granddaughter of Blommers and attributed to him.

From Askart.com: A painter of happy scenes of peasant life in Holland, Bernard Blommers was President of the Dutch Academy of Painters and a first generation member of the Hague School of painting. Early in his career, he learned lithography and then studied at the Hague Academy of Art under Johan Philip Koelman. His early painting subjects were primarily genre subjects of fishermen and their wives and were heavily influenced by Hague School painter Jozef Israels. Blommers later works were more loosely painted, moving from Tonalism to Impressionism, although his subject matter remained focused on marine subjects. He traveled extensively for his painting subjects, and countries depicted in his artwork include Holland, Germany, Hungary, South America and the United States, where he did a portrait of Andrew Carnegie. This portrait is in the Peace Palace in The Hague.

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