The German Watercolour, late 1800s

Softly rendered yet rich in soul, AND hailing from the late 1800s, this Swedish midcentury watercolor captures an ancient landscape where olive trees twist like living relics beneath a pale, rolling sky. The palette is all quiet restraint, sage, smoke, stone, and chalk, echoing the weathered elegance of Mediterranean terrain. There’s a lyrical quality to the brushwork, loose yet observant, giving the scene a sense of timelessness and rooted grace. Framed in original rustic gilt wood, this piece brings subtlety, serenity, and just a whisper of old-world romance into the room. The painted was born in 1877 and died in 1957. 

Measures 17 x 13.5 in

Keep out of direct sunlight and gently dust with a soft cloth.

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