Early 19th-Century Portrait Of A Gentleman peaceful Roelofs was a member of

Roelofs was a member of the ‘Hague School’ of artists who believed in working outside and painting how they felt rather than simply what they saw

It’s easy to imagine yourself whiling away the hours within this peaceful English countryside scene

The driver peers out of the window as he takes a corner at high speed

You know that I have always been of the opinion that one should follow fashion moderately

Watelet studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels and won a gold medal at the Paris Salon in 1925

Early 19th-Century Portrait Of A Gentleman peaceful Roelofs was a member ofA small early 19th century portrait of a young gentleman dressed to impressed. Hes wearing a black coat with white shirt and cravat in accordance with the fashion of the 1830s. On the reverse, theres an old label from Godden & Son of Canterbury an auctioneers and furniture removers. Medium Oil on canvas laid on wood Overall size 9 x 12 23cm x 30cm Year of creation c. 1835 Provenance English Condition Very worn with craquelure throughout and a raised