Brave Fine Art has dated this piece to the 1910s.
Sophus Vermehren (1866-1950) was born into a creative family and destined to become an artist.
As a child, Sophus was taught to draw by his father which surely provided the catalyst for his training at the Academy of Fine Arts.

Throughout his career, Sophus continued to work in a style akin to his father’s teaching. Many of his paintings depict humble interiors and families that live off the land. However, in contrast to his father, Sophus also chose to paint bourgeois families within opulent settings. Perhaps by doing so, this provided access to wealthy patrons and better commissions.

The painting is signed/dated in the lower right and held within a period gilt frame.
Medium: Oil on canvas laid on board
Overall size: 22” x 24” / 54cm x 61cm
Year of creation: 1907
Provenance: Denmark
Condition: Very good. Frame with some age-related wear and chips.
Artist’s auction highlight: £16,532 achieved for ‘A young student shows a young girl the antique collection at the National Gallery of Denmark’ at an auction in 2019 in Denmark.
Brave Fine Art has dated this piece to the 1910s.
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