Skagen, Denmark - Original Painting by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Skagen, Denmark - Original Painting by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)This luminous watercolour shows the fishing village of Skagen in North Jutland, painted probably in 1926 when Alfred was travelling throughout Sweden and Denmark. Skagen was a magnet for artists due to the influences of a group of nineteenth century impressionists known as the Skagen Painters. Alfred has cleverly left some of the sand of the dunes in the pictures foreground unpainted, so the white of the watercolour paper contrasts brilliantly with

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Color: NatureQuality: 100% AshDimensions: 2