Anton Gold (1914-1970) - 1959 Oil Swabian Village

Description

This vibrant landscape painting captures a quaint village nestled in rolling hills, with bright red-roofed houses forming a striking contrast against the lush green surroundings. The artist's bold brushstrokes and use of vivid colours create a dynamic, expressive scene that draws the viewer into this idyllic rural setting. Signed and dated to the lower right. Presented in a distressed gilt frame. On board.

Condition

There are some light abrasions to the surface of the painting. Wear, flaking and abrasions to the frame have left it with a distressed finish.

Size

69 x 80cm (27.2" x 31.5")
Framed Size: 80 x 90cm (31.5" x 35.4")

Collection Information

The work of Stuttgart-born German painter Anton Gold (1914-1970) sits at the threshold of several artistic movements of the 20th century, with Fauvist influences and a Post-Impressionist core. With a life spanning the most tumultuous years of the past century, Gold's varied subjects capture the world in a stark yet colourful manner. The collection includes portraits, still lifes and landscape scenes, with common themes of bare trees and faceless figures throughout. Many works are large in scale, with a gently vibrant palette that would suit a range of interior settings.

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