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As always, any feedback on these paintings would be greatly appreciated.

Grazia!

Bruce[img]https://share.icloud.com/photos/0f7B6d5_mZK2yxPyP0-7PrnKg[/img]

Works like this are often reminiscent of the styles of 19th-century painters who focused on landscapes and rural scenes, possibly in the style of Dutch or Barbizon school artists. Famous artists known for similar works include John Constable, Johan Borg, or some lesser-known regional artists.

Thank you so much for the feedback. Do you believe that these are authentic 17th to 19th century paintings?

Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE REPLY!

Bruce

The artists use of warm colors in the depiction of the sky and reflections on the water suggests an interest in capturing the changing qualities of light - an approach common among both Dutch Golden Age artists and 19th-century landscape painters.

The painting appears to depict a serene waterfront scene with a figure in a boat, suggesting themes of solitude and connection to nature