Hans Sørensen-Lund, Moonlit Harbour Scene

Hans Sørensen-Lund, Moonlit Harbour SceneA peaceful moonlit harbour scene by Danish painter, Hans Srensen Lund (1859 1920). As the moon breaks through a gap in the clouds, the waters edge is gently illuminated by a channel of light. Four small buildings are silhouetted along the beach, while in the distance, several sailboats are moored overnight. The painting is signed dated in the lower left and housed within a reeded giltwood frame with a decorative foliate border. Medium Oil on canvas

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

He is the Horse that trots so fast

9½” x 11¾” / 24cm x 30cm

130 achieved in 2009 for ‘Paisaje’ (170cm x 109cm)

Size 13” x 16⅓” / 33cm x 41cm

A naive 19th-century maritime scene depicting several British ships within a busy harbour

It's been painted with a wonderfully expressive touch and you can feel how much she enjoyed capturing this view

The portrait is housed within a later gilded frame with a decorative inner border

Size 7” x 9¾” / 18cm x 25cm

black bonnet and white cuffs

His landscapes are also modest and tend to include animals rather than figures

22” x 18” / 56cm x 46cm