Oil on canvas
Belgium, 1896
Emmanuel Viérin (1869-1954) - Belgian Painter
Signed and dated lower right ‘Em. Viérin, 1896’
Dimensions: 45 x 61 cm
Provenance: Private collection, Southern Germany
Good Condition
Typical View of a Belgian village painted in loose brushwork and muted colors; paintings by the artist Emmanuel Viérin fetch up to €12,000 on the international auction market

The Belgian painter Emmanuel Viérin is known for his evocative landscape paintings and views Belgian villages, where he especially works with the use of light. The painting presented here was created in 1896 and is characterized by the use of muted earthy colors. The viewer looks at a nearly deserted courtyard of a Belgian village, with three figures appearing in the background.



The painting is signed and dated lower right "Em. Viérin, 1896 ". It can be found scattered minor touch ups in the representation and the right margin area. Overall good vintage condition. Image dimensions: 45 x 61 cm. Dimensions framed: 65.5 x 79 cm. The frame with slight traces of use.



The painting is signed and dated lower right ‘Em. Viérin, 1896’. Occasional small touch ups in the representation and the right margin area visible under UV. Otherwise overall of good condition. Image size: 45 x 61 cm. Dimensions framed: 65.5 x 79 cm. The frame with slight traces of use.



Emmanuel Viérin (1869-1954)

Emmanuel Viérin was born in 1869. He studied Fine Arts at the Royal Academy in Antwerp where he already painted landscapesen plein air, followed by study trips to Spain, Algeria and France. His Œuvre comprises mainly landscapes and cityscapes, some in bright colors others in muted earthy tones.

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