It was listed by Brave Fine Art. Sold pieces stay on Sellingantiques as a record of what has passed through, and the next one is rarely far away.
Brave Fine Art has dated this Antique Oil Painting to the 1920s.
Tilemann-Petersen found his nirvana within the luxurious environs of plush historic homes.
There’s a Vermeer-esque quality as if each resplendent room has been captured in dignified perpetuity - and should we return today, the scene would be entirely unaltered.
Born in Copenhagen, Tilemann-Petersen worked predominantly in Scandinavia but also ventured to the British Isles where he produced detailed views of Windsor and the ancient tombs of Winchester Cathedral.
The location of this particular piece is unknown but it’s interesting to note that during the same year (1922), he also worked at Rosenborg Castle.
Signed/dated lower left and held in a later frame.
Learn more about Christian Tilemann-Petersen in our directory.
Medium: Oil on canvas
Overall size: 23½” x 23½” / 59cm x 59cm
Year of creation: 1922
Provenance: Private collection, Denmark.
Condition: Cleaned. Frame in excellent condition.
Artist’s auction maximum: £12,203 for ‘Interior of a Salon at Fredensborg (1921)’, Oil on canvas, Sotheby’s, Ariane Dandois - Vol II, New York, 2007 (lot 576).
Our reference: BRV1963
Brave Fine Art has dated this Antique Oil Painting to the 1920s.
Exquisite antique paintings that capture the imagination.
You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Brave Fine Art Profile Page
Christian Tilemann-petersen, Manor House Interior - Antique Oil Painting
