HK Foster, Rural Landscape With Worn Track & Family Picnicking

HK Foster, Rural Landscape With Worn Track & Family PicnickingThis late 19th century landscape painting by HK Foster depicts a well worn track carving its way towards a wooded area. Its a few feet deep and dug in after years of attrition. Perhaps its still in use today. Resting by a cluster of trees, a mother and two children are sitting to eat, picnicking in their favourite spot. While above them, a flock of birds bring contrast to a cloudy sky. Little is known about the artist, HK Foster, but this is a good

The angel answered

and she who was said to be barren is in her sixth month

It’s likely that the artist

These include the Tate

Jensen was a precocious talent that began as a landscape painter and received various accolades for his work

and he spent many years studying in Rome

It’s comfortably decorated with two large windows providing an abundance of light

356 achieved for an oil painting in 2000

Note how the heavy clouds on the right are offset by the trees that lean to our left

Three masts point skyward

Works by Jules Van de Leene are held in several prestigious collections including at museums in Bruges

a figure drags his axe overhead - poised to bring it down with force