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拍品 15|AMERICAS
Henry Cleenewerck (1818-1901)
A Cuban landscape with drovers and cattle fording a stream
已結束2020年11月5日
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GBP 43,750
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Henry Cleenewerck (1818-1901)
A Cuban landscape with drovers and cattle fording a stream
signed and dated 'Henry Cleenewerck. Cuba. 1867' (lower right)
oil on canvas
26 ½ x 38in. (67.2 x 96.5cm.)
A native of Watou, Belgium, Cleenewerck travelled to the United States in 1854 and was in Cuba for around five years in the 1860s, returning to Europe in 1868 and establishing his studio in Paris, where he continued to paint Cuban landscapes inspired by his recent Cuban sojourn.
A Cuban landscape with drovers and cattle fording a stream
signed and dated 'Henry Cleenewerck. Cuba. 1867' (lower right)
oil on canvas
26 ½ x 38in. (67.2 x 96.5cm.)
A native of Watou, Belgium, Cleenewerck travelled to the United States in 1854 and was in Cuba for around five years in the 1860s, returning to Europe in 1868 and establishing his studio in Paris, where he continued to paint Cuban landscapes inspired by his recent Cuban sojourn.
Henry Cleenewerck (1818-1901)
A Cuban landscape with drovers and cattle fording a stream
signed and dated 'Henry Cleenewerck. Cuba. 1867' (lower right)
oil on canvas
26 ½ x 38in. (67.2 x 96.5cm.)
A native of Watou, Belgium, Cleenewerck travelled to the United States in 1854 and was in Cuba for around five years in the 1860s, returning to Europe in 1868 and establishing his studio in Paris, where he continued to paint Cuban landscapes inspired by his recent Cuban sojourn.
A Cuban landscape with drovers and cattle fording a stream
signed and dated 'Henry Cleenewerck. Cuba. 1867' (lower right)
oil on canvas
26 ½ x 38in. (67.2 x 96.5cm.)
A native of Watou, Belgium, Cleenewerck travelled to the United States in 1854 and was in Cuba for around five years in the 1860s, returning to Europe in 1868 and establishing his studio in Paris, where he continued to paint Cuban landscapes inspired by his recent Cuban sojourn.
The collection of the late Wallace Campbell, Jamaica.
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