By caption and label, you can assume that the picture posted by the Latvian artist Karl Jovanovic Rosen (1864-1934).
So, it is more and more land landscapes wrote: forests, fields..
But, you see, and the sea is not prinable :)
[QUOTE]K. Rosen - Russian and Latvian artist who wrote lyrical landscapes in the spirit of the late of academism, born January 28, 1864 in Jelgava. At the end of the local real College moved to Petersburg, where he continued his studies at the Imperial Academy of arts u V. Burova, I. Shishkin and Y. Clover in the class of landscape painting. Exhibition of the artist held in the halls of the Academy in 1906, 1908, 1912 and 1914.In 1918, K. Rosen returned to Latvia, where he continued to work actively. Here, in Latvia, continued long-standing friendship with Karl Julius Clover, which in the early 20th. century lived and worked in Riga, where he had his own salon - shop.Personal exhibition Rosen was held in 1927 in Riga Club officers. After the exhibition of the artist's work continued to be sold.The last three years of his life Charles Rosen worked very little, because he was terminally ill. He died March 18, 1934 in native Jelgava.To. Rosen was a typical representative of the old school of landscape painting.Posthumous exhibition of K. Rosen, organized by the artist's widow, took place in Jelgava in 1937.In the summer of 2003 in the gallery Antonija (Riga) was the exhibition "Romantic era in painting Baltic artists of the NINETEENTH and twentieth centuries", where we presented several landscapes of Charles Rosen.Creativity K. Rosen due to the peculiarities of his time.Most of the pictures during the life of the author has found its admirers in Denmark, Sweden, England, Holland, France, at home in Latvia and in Russia. His lyrical landscapes, which embodied a piercing sense of home and pinching the spirituality of nature, decorated rooms of foreign residences and wall respectable Domov@
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