Egron Lundgren - Studies of Goat Heads and Figures, CairoEgron Sellif Lundgren (1815 1875) Sweden Studies of Goat Heads and Figures, Cairo (c. 1871) watercolor on paper visible area 21 x 31 cm (8 x 12 in.)framed 34 x 43 cm (13 x 16 in.) Here Lundgren concentrates on individual studies of goats, especially their heads and expressions. In one sketch, a goat faces forward, its distinctive long ears and gentle features carefully rendered. Other small drawings show side views and a pair of goats resting

bringing both the subject and her surroundings to life

The painting depicts a windmill perched atop a hill

A Woman in the Field

sharing the limelight with Eduard Spörri

The frame is new and features UV-protected

Provenance:Private collection

During her husband’s captivity in Russia following the Battle of Poltava

19 inches)

Artist's Background: Alfred Thörne was born on April 24

Shown at the Paris Salon of 1892

This painting called Sturehäll by Carl Johansson

Carse's works are quintessential representations of the Romantic era