Vue du Clocher 1800s painting hardly invisible

hardly invisible

5" / 34cm x 42cm

The panel has texture on the vegetation in the foreground

Joseph Jean Isidore Meyers was a Belgian artist born in Antwerp in 1836

and has a sense of hope and joy being in this part of the world

Vue du Clocher 1800s painting hardly invisible20th century French School oil painting on canvas signed in the lower left (illegible). The work has texture to the touch. A field and bell tower view, presumably the edge of a small hamlet. We see a figure and an animal visible next to a haystack in the field. The light is balanced, and the landscape seems to have been made with a knife using the stacking technique. The field and sky are full of volume and intensity. These two reliefs contrast with a