• Garden by the Water

    Garden by the Water

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    A small yet very effective charming landscape painting that captures a quiet outdoor terrace set against the gentle shimmer of a lakeside horizon, executed in oil onto board and dated 1981.

    At the centre, a white table and chairs sit bathed in warm afternoon light, their forms softened and abstracted by expressive painterly strokes. Surrounding them, lush trees and shrubs frame the scene, creating a sense of intimate seclusion with just a glimpse of the expansive water beyond.

    The composition blends representational elements with looser, gestural abstraction. The palette is harmonious and atmospheric – cool blues and greys of the sky and water contrast beautifully with the earthy greens and muted browns of the foliage and ground. Thick impasto brushstrokes bring exceptional texture and movement to the surface, particularly in the foliage where the paint is applied in layered, energetic swirls. The terrace furniture is rendered with creamy whites and pale yellows, catching the light and adding a striking focal point within the natural setting.

    Overall, this is a wonderfully evocative piece: capturing the tranquillity of a sunlit moment outdoors, conveyed through confident colour work and richly tactile brushwork.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary white painted wood frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition. 

    Size:  28.5 x 33 cm (including frame)

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  • Market Morning

    Market Morning

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    A vibrant mid-century modernist painting depicting the animated atmosphere of an outdoor market, executed in oil onto board.

    At the centre, two figures engage across a fishmonger’s stall, surrounded by freshly caught fish, baskets, colourful awnings and loosely rendered shoppers. The closely arranged figures and market wares give the composition a wonderful sense of bustle, capturing an everyday moment with warmth and character.

    Executed in a distinctly mid-century modernist style, the painting incorporates elements of Expressionism and Fauvism, with simplified forms, flattened perspective and bold areas of colour. Strong outlines and angular shapes give structure to the figures, while the overlapping stalls, awnings and people create a lively, densely layered composition.

    The artist employs a rich palette of turquoise, teal, mustard yellow, olive green, terracotta, coral and deep blue. Colour is used expressively rather than naturalistically, with contrasting tones giving the scene its vibrancy. Confident, visible brushstrokes and areas of textured paint lend the surface a wonderfully tactile quality, while loosely defined details enhance its spontaneous character.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary warm gilt-toned wooden frame. the painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has some scuffs to its corners. 

    Size: 49.5 x 41 cm (including frame)

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  • Pastel City

    Pastel City

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    A beautifully restrained mid-century street scene depicting a cluster of geometric buildings by the sea and beneath an expansive blue sky, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The composition looks across a quiet urban neighbourhood, where overlapping facades, rooftops and walls create an almost architectural arrangement of interlocking shapes.

    Executed in a distinctly mid-century modernist style, the artist reduces the urban landscape to simplified planes of colour and softly defined geometric forms. Perspective has been deliberately flattened and architectural elements treated as shapes rather than precisely rendered structures. The generous area of uninterrupted sky  and sea lends the composition an especially calm, spacious quality.

    The palette is wonderfully soft and sun-washed, combining powder blue, chalky white, pale peach, muted sage, dusty pink, ochre and warm beige. Small passages of brighter green and orange provide subtle points of contrast. The overall effect is gentle and atmospheric.

    Paint has been applied in broad, controlled areas with a predominantly matte, softly worked surface. Brushwork remains understated, allowing the relationships between colour and form to take precedence.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a slender gilt wooden frame. There are some marks to the lower green area of the painting, but it is in good vintage condition overall. 

    Size: 58.5 x 49.5 cm (including frame)

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  • The Distant Trees

    The Distant Trees

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    A serene mid-century landscape depicting a broad expanse of open countryside beneath a luminous, pale blue sky, executed in oil onto board and dated 1965.

    The composition is arranged in long horizontal bands, with sweeping fields stretching towards a distant horizon. A compact cluster of trees rises prominently in the distance, providing a strong focal point amid the otherwise open and tranquil landscape.

    Painted in a restrained modernist style, the artist simplifies the countryside into flattened planes of colour and loosely defined forms. Rather than pursuing precise naturalistic detail, the landscape is conveyed through shape, rhythm and tonal variation, giving the work a wonderfully atmospheric quality. The elongated panoramic format further emphasises the sense of space and distance.

    The palette is particularly appealing, dominated by soft turquoise, seafoam green, sage, muted olive and creamy beige, with deeper forest-green passages introducing contrast and depth. The cool, harmonious colours lend the scene a fresh and calming character.

    Brushwork is loose, expressive and visibly textured throughout. Broad lateral strokes sweep across the fields and sky, reinforcing the horizontal structure of the composition, while the trees are rendered with shorter, more energetic marks and layered touches of green and turquoise. Areas of exposed texture and softly blended pigment add to the painting’s distinctly mid-century character.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary silver-toned wood frame with an inner linen lining. Both the painting and frame aer in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 27 x 55.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Quiet Afternoon

    Quiet Afternoon

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    A charming and expressive mid-century figurative landscape depicting a young woman seated outdoors against an expansive landscape executed in oil onto canvas.

    Positioned slightly off-centre, the figure sits casually on a folding chair, her relaxed pose and bare feet lending the scene an intimate, unguarded quality. Behind her, dark rolling hills and a steep rocky formation rise towards a pale open sky, creating a wonderful sense of solitude and quiet contemplation.

    The painting is rendered in a loose, expressive mid-century style, balancing figurative representation with areas that verge on abstraction. The artist simplifies both the sitter and surrounding landscape into broad shapes and gestural passages of colour, with facial details deliberately understated. This gives the work an immediacy reminiscent of a painted study captured directly from life.

    The palette is beautifully muted and earthy, dominated by olive, sage and moss greens, softened browns, blue-greys and deep teal, contrasted by the sitter’s crisp white top and warm sunlit flesh tones. Small flashes of mustard yellow and coral-red in the folding chair provide lively accents against the subdued landscape, while the pale blue-grey sky brings light and openness to the composition.

    Brushwork remains distinctly visible throughout. Broad, directional strokes build the hills and foreground, while shorter, layered marks introduce texture and movement across the terrain. The figure is handled with softer, fluid strokes, allowing forms to remain slightly unresolved. This combination of confident mark-making and restrained detail gives the painting its appealingly spontaneous character.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary slim wood frame.  The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has some scuffs.  

    Size: 49 x 64 cm (including frame)

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  • The Fruit Bowl

    The Fruit Bowl

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    A vibrant mid-century still life depicting an abundant tabletop arrangement of fruit gathered around a tall white jug, executed in oil onto board and dated 1967.

    A shallow dish takes centre stage, filled with warm yellow and red fruits, while darker fruits and leafy forms spill loosely around the composition. The elongated jug rises through the centre, giving the arrangement a strong vertical counterpoint and anchoring the surrounding forms.

    Executed in an expressive modernist style, the painting favours colour, shape and gesture over precise realism. The artist simplifies the individual objects into broad, loosely defined forms, creating a composition that feels spontaneous and lively. There are subtle echoes of Fauvism and Expressionism in the heightened palette, energetic outlines and freedom with which colour is used to describe light and volume.

    The palette is particularly appealing, balancing deep teal and blue-green with warm yellow, orange and red. Soft creams, pale blues and muted greens illuminate the jug and tabletop, while burgundy, aubergine and forest green provide richer accents. The cool turquoise background beautifully offsets the warmer fruit, lending the work a fresh, distinctly mid-century character.

    Brushwork is loose, painterly and visibly expressive, with broad strokes layered alongside quick, gestural marks. Areas of colour overlap and break into one another, while dark blue-green outlines loosely articulate the forms. The varied application of paint gives the surface a wonderfully animated quality and preserves the immediacy of the artist’s hand.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary wood frame, featuring a warm reddish-brown finish with pronounced linear wood grain and stepped moulding.  The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has very minor marks. 

    Size: 49 x 47 cm (including frame)

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  • The Red Interior

    The Red Interior

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    A wonderfully atmospheric mid-century interior, depicting a quietly furnished living space viewed through an open doorway, executed in oil onto board and dated 1963.

    Three angular armchairs occupy the foreground, leading the eye towards a vivid red feature wall and a set of glazed doors beyond. A suspended ceiling light, small writing desk and scattered furnishings give the room a distinctly lived-in quality, while the unusual elongated composition heightens the sense of looking into a private domestic space.

    The painting has a modernist character, with the interior simplified into loosely defined planes of colour and slightly distorted architectural forms. Perspective is treated expressively rather than precisely: doorways tilt gently, furniture is reduced to angular shapes, and outlines appear to shift and dissolve into the surrounding paint. This gives the work an intimate, spontaneous quality reminiscent of mid-century European interior painting.

    The palette is particularly appealing, balancing chalky whites, pale blue-greys and soft creams with warmer browns, muted peach and mustard yellow. At the centre, the striking red wall provides a bold focal point, punctuated by smaller passages of blues. These stronger shades enliven what is otherwise a beautifully subdued, almost sun-bleached palette.

    Paint has been applied with loose, visibly textured brushwork, with individual strokes remaining apparent throughout. Areas of colour are layered and scumbled rather than smoothly blended, allowing underlying tones to show through. The slightly sketch-like handling of the furniture and architectural details adds to the painting’s immediacy and charm.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary muted grey wood frame with in inner linen border. The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has some scuffs. 

    Size: 68 x 43 cm (including frame)

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  • Under a Pale Sun

    Under a Pale Sun

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    An atmospheric mid-century modernist composition depicting a female figure standing within a sparse coastal setting, executed in oil onto canvas by the established Swedish artist Fabian Lundqvist (1913-1989), whose works have been represented in many public collections in Sweden.

    The main figure occupies the foreground, dressed in a patterned brown garment, while two distant figures appear beyond her beside a pair of dark, angular buildings. A pale sun hangs in the hazy sky, lending the scene a quiet atmosphere.

    The painting has a distinctly modernist character, with its simplified forms, flattened perspective and restrained, contemplative mood. The elongated figures and stark architecture give the composition a slightly surreal quality, while the deliberate sense of emptiness creates an intriguing narrative tension. The identity of the woman and her relationship to the distant figures is left wonderfully ambiguous.

    The palette is beautifully subdued, built around dusty mauves and deep chocolate browns. Small touches of glowing orange across the woman’s patterned dress and tiny accents of vivid red from her lips provide points of warmth against the muted surroundings.

    Paint has been applied with soft, controlled brushwork, with gently blended passages creating the atmospheric sky and open ground. In contrast, the buildings and figures are rendered in simplified, sharply defined silhouettes. The restrained handling and lack of excessive detail heighten the painting’s still, enigmatic quality.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a beautiful gilt frame with a linen-lined border. The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has very minor scuffs. 

    Size: 53.5 x 62.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Blue Flowers in the Meadow

    Blue Flowers in the Meadow

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    A very pleasant mid-century landscape depicting a scattering of delicate blue wildflowers rising across an open meadow beneath an expansive, softly rendered sky, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The flowers are loosely arranged at varying heights, their slender stems and deep green leaves creating a gentle rhythm across the composition. With little indication of a distant horizon beyond the sweep of the field, the scene has a wonderfully open and tranquil quality.

    Painted in an expressive modernist style, the artist favours suggestion over precise naturalistic detail. The simplified flowers and loosely defined landscape give the work a spontaneous character, while the generous expanse of sky lends a wonderful sense of light and space.

    The palette is particularly appealing, pairing powder blue, pale grey, soft white and touches of blush in the sky with earthy browns, burnt orange and olive green across the meadow. The vivid cornflower and turquoise blues of the blossoms provide fresh, lively accents against these warmer tones.

    Brushwork is loose, textured and visibly gestural, with areas of exposed canvas contributing to the painting’s character. Broad, sweeping strokes build the cloud-filled sky, while the meadow is worked more energetically with layered, broken marks and dry-brush passages. The flowers are picked out with confident dabs of blue and darker touches at their centres, giving them a delightful immediacy.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary gilt frame with a inner white border. Both the painting and frame aer in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 52 x 44 cm (including frame)

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  • Alone with Thought

    Alone with Thought

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    A compelling mid-century abstract portrait depicting a solitary seated figure, rendered with a wonderful sense of introspection and restraint, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The sitter emerges softly from the surrounding space, the features deliberately obscured and simplified, allowing posture, colour and gesture to carry the emotional weight of the composition.

    Executed in a distinctly modernist, expressionistic style, the figure has been broken down into broad, loosely defined passages of colour. There is an almost sculptural quality to the body, with the artist building the torso and limbs through overlapping planes rather than precise outlines.

    The palette is beautifully muted and earthy, bringing together olive and sage greens, warm browns, stone grey, cream and soft flesh tones, punctuated by occasional flashes of blue, yellow and red. These subtle colour contrasts animate an otherwise subdued composition, while allowing the figure to merge intriguingly with the surrounding background.

    Brushwork is loose, expressive and highly gestural, with visible strokes and areas of thicker, textured paint giving the surface considerable depth and movement. Broad sweeps sit alongside shorter, more spontaneous marks, particularly across the torso and legs, creating an appealing tension between abstraction and figuration.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a complementary wood frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 78 x 71 cm (including frame)

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  • Misty Harbour

    Misty Harbour

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    A serene and ephemeral mid-century harbour scene depicting a small gathering of sailboats resting on calm, reflective waters, executed in oil onto canvas.

    Positioned towards the lower portion of the composition, the boats and their slender masts emerge softly from the surrounding mist, while a low, tree-covered shoreline appears in the distance. The expansive open sky gives the work a wonderful sense of stillness and space.

    Painted in a restrained modernist style, the artist reduces the landscape to its essential forms, allowing atmosphere and tonal variation to take precedence over fine detail. The muted palette is composed predominantly of soft whites, misty greys and warm stone tones, punctuated by touches of ochre yellow, olive green and earthy brown across the boats and distant foliage.

    The brushwork is loose, delicate and wonderfully understated, with thin washes and softly feathered passages creating an almost ethereal quality. Areas of the canvas have been deliberately left sparse, while blurred reflections and lightly drawn vertical masts lend structure to the otherwise diffused composition. The subtle treatment of light gives the scene the feeling of a harbour glimpsed through early morning mist.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary slim gilt frame. The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and there is a scratch to the bottom right corner of the frame.

    Size: 56.5 x 67.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Fields of Colour

    Fields of Colour

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    A vibrant mid-century abstract landscape, composed through broad, interlocking passages of saturated colour, executed in oil onto canvas and dated 1964.

    The composition loosely evokes a landscape viewed across rolling fields and distant hills, though the scenery has been deliberately reduced to its most elemental forms. Irregular blocks of colour overlap and recede across the canvas, creating a sense of depth without relying on conventional perspective. The distant blue forms suggest hills or mountains beneath a pale turquoise sky, while the foreground unfolds in a patchwork of fields.

    The palette is wonderfully bold and uplifting, bringing together cobalt and powder blue, vivid orange, golden yellow, fresh greens, deep aubergine and warm red, all set against the cool turquoise above. Areas of exposed ground between the colours create pale, broken outlines that further emphasise the individual shapes.

    Executed in a distinctly modernist, colour-field style, the artist favours simplified organic forms and expressive areas of flat colour over descriptive detail. The paint has been applied with broad, visible brushstrokes, with uneven, feathered edges lending the composition a spontaneous and tactile quality.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary slim wood frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition. 

    Size: 42.5 x 57 cm (including frame)

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  • Promenade in Colour

    Promenade in Colour

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    A vibrant and wonderfully lively street scene painted in oil in 1981 by the established Swedish artist Uno Vallman (1913-2004) whose works are included in the Swedish National Museum and The Swedish Modern Museum, to name a few. His works are also included in the collections of Lyndon Johnson, Jimmy Carter, and the Tessin Institute in Paris.

    The composition depicts a bustling waterfront promenade, animated by colourful cars, strolling figures and boats travelling along the adjoining waterway. An ornate domed building rises prominently in the distance, while a line of trees and architecture draws the eye along the waterfront and gives the composition a wonderful sense of movement and depth.

    Containing elements of Fauvism and Expressionism, the painting is characterised by its heightened, non-naturalistic colour palette, bold black outlines and expressive, loosely rendered forms. Rather than pursuing precise architectural detail or conventional perspective, the artist has simplified and exaggerated the scene, creating a playful and highly individual interpretation of the urban landscape that favours energy and character.

    A joyful palette of sunny yellow, vivid orange, turquoise blue and fresh green dominates the composition, punctuated by flashes of red, white and black. The colours are applied freely and confidently, with energetic, gestural brushstrokes and areas of visible texture contributing to the painting’s spirited character. Strong black linear marks weave throughout the composition, defining the architecture, vehicles and figures while heightening the vibrancy of the colours.

    This oil on canvas is presented within a wide, highly decorative wooden frame, featuring warm orange-brown mouldings embellished with hand-painted yellow-green geometric motifs. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition. 

    Size: 58 x 66 cm (including frame)

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  • Skaters on the Pond

    Skaters on the Pond

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    A charming naïve style mid-century winter scene depicting a frozen village pond animated by figures skating across its icy surface, executed in oil onto canvas.

    In the foreground, two darkly dressed figures make their way towards the ice hand-in-hand, while skaters in vivid coats are scattered across the pond beyond. Bare trees and a pair of snow-covered buildings frame the background, giving the composition a wonderfully nostalgic, almost storybook quality.

    The artist has reduced the landscape and its figures to simplified, expressive forms. Perspective is deliberately flattened, with elongated silhouettes and loosely rendered architecture lending the work a naïve, folk-art quality. The small figures are particularly characterful, captured through shapes and gestures rather than precise detail.

    The palette is beautifully restrained, dominated by icy turquoise, blue-green and muted teal, offset by snowy whites and deep charcoal blacks. Small passages of mustard yellow, lime green, burgundy and cobalt blue punctuate the scene, drawing the eye across the frozen landscape.

    Brushwork is loose and textural throughout, with broad, softly blended strokes defining the ice and sky, contrasted by darker, more graphic marks in the trees and figures. Areas of visible texture and variation in the paint surface add to the work’s expressive, painterly character.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a beautiful wide grey-toned wooden frame, with a pronounced dark wood-grain effect. The painting has some small areas of craquelure present, consistent with the age of the work, but the paint layer remains stable overall.

    Size: 49 x 59 cm (including frame)

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  • Vivid Blossoms

    Vivid Blossoms

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    A vibrant and expressive mid-century still life painting with wonderful texture, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The composition depicts two flowering plants in terracotta pots, their bold red blooms bursting with energy against a softly lit interior backdrop. The composition centres on the lush, elongated green leaves and radiant flowers, capturing the vitality of the plants as they lean and unfurl with natural dynamism.

    Executed in a distinctly mid-century expressionist style, the painting embraces thick, confident impasto throughout. Generous, sculptural brushstrokes build up the surface, giving the petals and foliage a textured, almost tactile presence. The palette is warm and uplifting: vivid red and coral for the blossoms, earthy greens for the foliage, deep browns for the pots, and a soft mixture of creams, yellows, and pale blues in the surrounding interior.

    The artist’s vigorous technique brings a sense of immediacy and movement, allowing the flowers to feel almost alive. Light dances across the textured paint, adding depth and a glowing warmth that enhances the overall charm of the scene.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a well-suited gilt frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 64.5 x 55.5 cm (including frame)

     

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  • Waiting by the Window

    Waiting by the Window

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    An intriguing and enigmatic semi-abstract figurative oil, painted onto canvas and dated 1948 by the established Swedish artist Rune Janson (1918-2004), who’s artworks have been displayed at the National Museum in Stockholm, Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Gothenburg Art Museum and other museums in Sweden and the National Gallery in Oslo and the Centre Georges Pompidou Paris.

    A solitary woman is depicted seated in profile beside what appears to be a window. Her form is pared back into simple blocks of colour and loosely drawn lines, with the artist giving us very little detail, yet somehow enough to suggest an entire moment. She might be sitting, waiting, thinking, or simply watching the world beyond the glass.

    The composition has a distinctly modernist quality, with the figure reduced to softly geometric shapes and expressive passages of colour rather than carefully rendered detail. Her elongated pink face and dark charcoal dress are punctuated by a powder-blue collar and deep navy cuff.

    Powder blue and pale green create a soft, almost dreamlike setting, while touches of mustard, pink and deep teal bring warmth and structure to the composition. The restrained palette lends the work a wonderfully gentle, contemplative atmosphere.

    Brushstrokes remain loose and visible throughout, with areas of thinly applied paint allowing the texture of the canvas to show through. Broad, gestural marks sit alongside more deliberate outlines, giving the painting an appealing sense of spontaneity and freedom.

    This oil on canvas is wonderfully presented in a simple but effective wood frame. Both painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 44.5 x 40.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Green Pastures

    Green Pastures

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    A serene 20th century modernist style landscape painting, executed in oil onto canvas and dated 1975.

    The composition looks across broad stretches of cultivated farmland towards a small grouping of white farm buildings in the middle distance. Their crisp, pale facades stand out beautifully against the dense mass of dark green trees behind, while the open fields sweep diagonally through the foreground, creating a wonderful sense of depth and leading the eye towards the distant horizon.

    Stylistically, the painting has a distinctly modernist, expressionistic character, with the landscape simplified into broad, flattened areas of colour rather than rendered in precise detail. The artist reduces the trees, fields and buildings to confident, almost geometric forms, giving the scene a strong graphic quality while retaining the peaceful atmosphere of the countryside.

    The palette is wonderfully restrained and harmonious, dominated by sage, olive, lime and deep forest greens, offset by creamy whites, charcoal accents and a softly muted, pale grey-blue sky. The darker trees provide a dramatic visual anchor, while the brighter greens of the fields lend freshness and light to the composition.

    Brushwork is loose, broad and expressive, particularly across the foreground where sweeping strokes loosely describe the contours and divisions of the fields. The trees are built from weighty blocks of pigment, while the architecture is more crisply defined, creating an appealing contrast between the organic landscape and angular forms of the buildings.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a beautiful linen-lined frame with an inner and outer gilt border.  Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition. 

    Size: 50 x 58 cm (including frame)

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  • Houses in Snow

    Houses in Snow

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    A characterful mid-century modernist style street scene depicting a close grouping of houses beneath a pale yellow winter sky, executed in oil onto canvas by the established Finnish artist Paavo Airola (1918 – 1983), who’s works have been represented at the National Gallery in Stockholm, Örebro Museum of Fine Art, Jämtland Museum, Hudiksvall Museum, Östersund, and others.

    The buildings overlap and recede into one another, their steeply pitched roofs, chimneys and irregular facades creating a strong architectural rhythm. Patches of snow settle between the houses and across the foreground, giving the composition a distinctly quiet, wintry atmosphere.

    Painted in a modernist, semi-abstract style, the artist has simplified the architecture into broad geometric planes, allowing shape and colour to take precedence over fine detail. The slightly skewed perspectives and tightly compressed arrangement of the buildings lend the scene an expressive quality, while the absence of figures heightens its sense of stillness.

    The palette is wonderfully restrained, combining deep aubergine, charcoal, brick red, muted olive, and soft grey. These darker architectural tones are offset by areas of powder blue and chalky white snow, all set beneath a hazy pale yellow-green sky that gives the painting an unusual luminosity.

    Brushwork is loose, dry and textural, with areas of the canvas weave remaining visible beneath the paint. Edges are deliberately softened and occasionally broken, giving the buildings a wonderfully painterly quality. Rather than precisely delineating each structure, the artist uses blocks of colour and confident angular strokes to suggest roofs, walls, windows and shadows.

    This oil on board is presented in a beautiful wood frame with an inner cream border. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition. 

    Size: 69 x 74 cm (including frame)

    Free domestic (UK) shipping. As this artwork is very large, it is unlikely that we will be able to ship it internationally. If you are very interested and are located outside of the UK, please contact us and we will see what we can do.

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  • A Moment Alone

    A Moment Alone

    £490

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    An evocative mid-century figurative painting depicting a solitary figure seated in an armchair, executed in oil onto canvas and dated 1957.

    The sitter is rendered with striking restraint: facial features have been entirely omitted, allowing posture, colour and form to carry the composition. Leaning slightly into the chair with one arm extended, the figure has a quiet, introspective presence that feels at once relaxed and enigmatic.

    The work has a distinctly modernist, expressionistic character, with the body simplified into broad, angular shapes and the surrounding interior reduced to loosely defined planes of colour. Rather than pursuing realism, the artist focuses on the relationship between figure, furniture and space. The elongated limbs and deliberately flattened perspective lend the scene a wonderfully distinctive, almost sculptural quality.

    The palette is particularly compelling. Deep black, midnight blue and charcoal define the sitter, set dramatically against a backdrop of acidic yellow-green, sage, teal and chalky cream. Small flashes of mustard yellow and vivid red-orange around the chair provide unexpected warmth and energy, creating a wonderful tension against the darker figure.

    Paint has been applied with a confident, tactile hand. Broad, visible brushstrokes and  dry-brushed passages give the surface considerable texture, while loosely worked edges allow forms to merge into one another. There is an immediacy to the handling that feels spontaneous yet assured, particularly in the abstracted background.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a warm-toned wood frame with a simple stepped profile. The painting has some craquelure to the central area, but the paint layer remains stable, as well as a surface mark to the lower left. The frame has some light scuffing, consistent with age. Overall, the painting and frame are in good vintage condition.

    Size: 37 x 31 cm (including frame)

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  • The Blue Table

    The Blue Table

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    A charming and expressive mid-century interior still life depicting a quiet, light-filled room centred around a vase of pink tulips arranged upon a table, executed in oil onto canvas.

    Beyond, a large paned window provides a softly structured backdrop, while a chair and loosely suggested objects give the composition an intimate, lived-in quality.

    The artist has worked in an expressive modernist manner, balancing recognisable forms with areas of abstraction. The interior is rendered through loose, spontaneous brushwork, with layers of paint and visible texture creating a wonderfully atmospheric surface. Architectural details are deliberately softened, allowing light and colour to take precedence over precise representation.

    A beautifully restrained palette of powder blue, turquoise, chalky white, soft grey and muted sage is enlivened by the warm coral-pink of the tulips. Deeper touches of cobalt and navy in the vase provide contrast and draw the eye towards the centre of the composition. The overall effect is fresh and luminous, capturing the gentle quality of daylight filtering through the room.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary wood frame. The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has scuffs. 

    Size: 38 x 46.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Between Two Worlds

    Between Two Worlds

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    An enigmatic composition that blends abstraction with a slightly surrealist sensibility, executed in oil onto canvas and dated 1991.

    Two abstracted figures occupy the lower edge of an ambiguous, dreamlike landscape, their forms incorporating collaged elements alongside painted passages. Sweeping areas of colour and curious floating forms fill the space around them, while arcing trails of golden dots travel across the composition, introducing a playful graphic quality and an intriguing sense of connection between the figures.

    The unusual shifts in scale and perspective give the work an enigmatic, otherworldly character. The figures seem less grounded within a recognisable setting than suspended within an imagined world – perhaps observing, communicating or simply existing within the expansive abstract space around them.

    The palette is fresh and luminous, dominated by powder blue, cobalt and cornflower blue, softened by pale mint, lemon yellow and creamy white. A vivid sweep of orange cuts horizontally through the lower composition, while earthy browns and charcoal tones lend weight and definition to the figures.

    The artist employs a wonderfully varied mixed-media approach, combining broad gestural brushstrokes, translucent washes and dry-brushed passages with layered collage elements. Areas of exposed canvas weave add further texture, while the cut and overlapping surfaces within the figures create a fragmented, tactile quality. The dotted yellow lines provide a contrasting sense of precision, rhythm and movement against the otherwise loose and spontaneous handling.

    Playful, dreamlike and enigmatic, the painting leaves its narrative deliberately unresolved, inviting the viewer to form their own interpretation of this curious encounter.

    This painting is presented in a slim white-painted wood frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 40 x 48 cm (including frame)

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  • Blue Interlude

    Blue Interlude

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    A striking and beautifully textured mid-century abstract composition built around an interplay of cool colour, gestural movement and strongly defined forms, executed in oil onto canvas.

    Broad passages of paint overlap and intersect across the surface, creating an energetic arrangement that feels spontaneous while retaining a considered sense of balance and structure.

    The palette is dominated by powder blue, cornflower, cobalt and deep navy, softened by areas of pale sage, muted aqua and creamy blue-grey. Subtle touches of buttery yellow, lavender and coral pink provide warmth and contrast, particularly against the painting’s more saturated blues.

    Paint is applied with confidence and immediacy. Broad, sweeping brushstrokes sit alongside shorter, heavily worked passages, with the direction of the brush remaining clearly visible throughout. Areas of thicker impasto lend the surface a wonderfully tactile quality, while overlapping strokes and partially obscured colours give the composition a sense of depth. Dark blue linear forms cut dynamically through the softer fields of colour, bringing rhythm and definition to the work.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary silver-grey wooden frame with a recessed black inner surround. The painting displays some craquelure consistent with the age of the work; however, the paint layer remains stable overall.

    Size: 50.5 x 43 cm (including frame)

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  • Under the Pale Blue Sky

    Under the Pale Blue Sky

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    An evocative mid-century modernist figurative landscape painting, executed in oil onto canvas by the established Swedish artist Fabian Lundqvist (1913-1989), whose works have been represented in many public collections in Sweden.

    The composition depicts a small gathering of figures beneath a rhythmic line of trees. The composition is anchored by a female figure in the foreground, dressed in vivid red clothing, while several more loosely defined figures recede into the distance. A brilliant white sun hangs in the expansive blue sky, lending the scene a dreamlike, almost timeless quality.

    The painting has a distinctly modernist quality, with simplified forms, flattened perspective and an emphasis on shape and colour rather than naturalistic detail. The tall, umbrella-like trees create a strong structural rhythm across the canvas, while the widely spaced figures give the composition an appealing sense of stillness and gentle mystery.

    The palette is particularly lovely, dominated by powdery sky blue, soft grey, muted mauve and dusty brown, punctuated by small areas of stronger colour. The foreground figure’s red clothing provides a warm focal point, complemented by touches of turquoise, deep blue and yellow among the distant figures. The near-white disc of the sun adds a graphic, almost surreal note against the uninterrupted blue.

    Brushwork is soft and restrained. The sky and ground are rendered in thin, gently blended passages, while the tree canopies are built from layered, stippled strokes of mauve, grey and brown. Figures and trunks are treated more simply, with broad blocks of colour and minimal modelling, reinforcing the painting’s charming modernist character.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary slim silver-toned wood frame. The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has some scuffs. 

    Size: 48.5 x 57.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Figures at the Window

    Figures at the Window

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    A wonderfully expressive mid-century figurative painting depicting two figures gathered beside a large window, beyond which a loosely rendered urban landscape unfolds, executed in oil onto board.

    One figure perches on the windowsill, elongated and angular, while the other sits below with a knee drawn towards the body. Their relaxed poses and proximity suggest a quiet familiarity, yet their inward expressions lend the scene a contemplative, slightly enigmatic quality.

    The painting has a distinctly modernist sensibility, with the figures simplified into strong, sculptural forms and the surrounding interior flattened into broad planes of colour. Perspective is deliberately loose, allowing the figures, window and distant architecture to overlap and merge. The bare branches of the tree beyond the window provide a particularly expressive counterpoint, their dark, gestural lines echoing the angularity of the figures.

    The palette is rich and earthy, combining browns,  rust, burnt orange and deep burgundy with cooler passages of cobalt, slate blue, teal and soft green. A pale peach sky brings warmth and light to the upper composition, while the saturated yellows and blues of the interior give the painting an energetic quality.

    Brushwork is confident and highly visible throughout. Broad, dry strokes build up the background and furnishings, while darker, more assertive marks define the figures and tree. Areas of colour are layered rather than smoothly blended, allowing glimpses of underlying tones to remain visible and giving the surface a wonderfully tactile, painterly character. The loosely articulated faces are especially compelling, constructed through small, angular strokes of ochre, red, blue and brown rather than precise detail.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary layered natural wood frame with a stepped profile. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 67 x 58 cm (including frame)

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  • Little Red Houses

    Little Red Houses

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    A small and charming naïve style mid-century landscape painting, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The composition depicts a settlement where cluster of red-painted timber houses are scattered across a gently undulating countryside. A winding road draws the eye through the composition, where two small figures – one walking and another riding a bicycle – introduce a delightful sense of everyday life and movement. Beyond, a pale blue waterway winds towards softly rolling hills, giving the compact scene a surprising sense of depth.

    The painting has a distinctly naïve, folk-art quality, with flattened perspective, simplified architecture and an almost storybook approach to scale and composition. Buildings, trees, fences and figures are individually articulated, lending the work a wonderfully observant and intimate character, as though recalling a familiar place from memory.

    The palette is light and sun-filled, dominated by yellows and sandy beige, punctuated by the vivid reds of the traditional houses. Fresh greens, turquoise window frames and a powder-blue sky and water provide lively contrast. The artist’s brushwork is highly textural and wonderfully detailed: short, stippled touches and delicate dabs of colour build the fields, foliage and distant landscape, while finer linear marks define the buildings and figures.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary warm-toned wooden frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 29.5 x 32 cm (including frame)

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  • Open Doors to Summer

    Open Doors to Summer

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    A wonderfully serene mid-century interior scene that captures the quiet pleasure of a sunlit room opening onto the countryside beyond,  executed in oil onto canvas.

    The composition draws the eye through a pair of powder-blue French doors, thrown open to reveal a lush green landscape and a winding garden path bordered by wildflowers. Inside, a delicate white chair holds a small basket of freshly gathered blooms, while a hanging arrangement of blue, pink and violet flowers adds a charming decorative note. A softly striped rug in the foreground completes the scene, lending a sense of warmth and domestic intimacy.

    Painted in a light, impressionistic manner, the artist favours atmosphere over precise detail. Brushstrokes remain visible throughout, particularly in the garden, where loose touches and dabs of paint suggest grasses, flowers and foliage. The architectural elements are more deliberately defined, creating a lovely contrast between the ordered calm of the interior and the softer, more freely rendered landscape beyond.

    The palette is especially appealing, dominated by powder blue, soft cream and fresh spring greens, with delicate accents of lavender, blush pink, yellow and white. The overall effect is airy and luminous, with the pale tones beautifully evoking sunlight filtering into the room.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary slim gilt frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 58.5 x 49.5 cm (including frame)

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  • River Through the Hills

    River Through the Hills

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    A wonderfully expressive abstract landscape dated 1975, in which the natural world has been distilled into sweeping passages of colour and energetic, gestural brushwork, executed in oil onto board.

    The composition appears to depict a river or rushing water cutting through a broad, hilly landscape, its pale, winding form drawing the eye from the foreground towards the distant horizon. Rather than describing the landscape literally, the artist breaks it into bold, interlocking planes, giving the scene an almost abstract quality while retaining a strong sense of place and movement.

    The palette is particularly striking, balancing fresh olive and grassy greens, earthy browns, burnt orange and flashes of turquoise against the cool whites, powder blues, lilacs and soft pinks of the water. Deep passages of inky navy and near-black provide dramatic contrast and structure, lending the composition considerable depth.

    Paint has been applied with confidence and spontaneity, with broad, directional strokes and areas of thick impasto following the contours of the landscape. Sweeping marks converge through the centre of the composition, creating a wonderful feeling of movement, while visible ridges of paint and occasional finer linear marks give the surface a rich, tactile quality.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary wood frame comprising a slim white inner border surrounded by a broader soft grey outer frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 22.5 x 41.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Room with a View

    Room with a View

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    A charming mid-century interior that balances the intimacy of a domestic setting with a glimpse of the world beyond, executed in oil onto board.

    The composition centres on a simply dressed table, upon which a single red-orange fruit rests, while an open doorway or window to the left reveals neighbouring rooftops, trees and architecture. A vivid red vessel on the sill provides a second small but striking focal point, drawing the eye outward into the distant view.

    The painting has a distinctly modernist sensibility, with the interior pared back into broad, flattened planes and simplified geometric forms. Much of the composition is given over to the pale wall, creating a wonderful sense of openness and stillness. The cropped architectural elements and slightly unconventional proportions lend the scene an almost abstract quality, while the everyday objects give it warmth and familiarity.

    The palette is beautifully restrained, dominated by chalky whites, pale cream, powder blue, soft grey and muted green, punctuated by the jewel-like reds of the fruit and vase. These small flashes of saturated colour animate an otherwise cool and contemplative composition.

    Paint has been applied with soft brushwork, with areas of visible texture and gently worked colour preventing the larger expanses from feeling flat. The exterior view is handled more loosely, with small, expressive strokes suggesting foliage and architectural detail rather than describing them precisely. There is a lovely naivety to the execution that complements the painting’s modernist character.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary gilt frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition. 

    Size: 45 x 52 cm (including frame)

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  • Tabletop with Pears

    Tabletop with Pears

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    A charming and characterful mid-century still life composition executed in tempera on board, by the established Swedish artist Eric Cederberg (1897-1984), whose artworks have been represented in several public and museum collections across Sweden.

    The painting presents a tabletop still life of pears and a smoking pipe, set against a stylised interior and a glimpse of landscape beyond.

    At the centre, a scalloped white bowl holds a cluster of elongated pears, their simplified silhouettes rising almost sculpturally from the composition. Alongside sits a halved pear, its creamy flesh punctuated by dark seeds and flashes of green, while a long white pipe stretches across the foreground. The unusual pairing lends the scene a playful, slightly surreal quality, transforming familiar domestic objects into a carefully arranged study of shape and form.

    The work has a distinctly modernist sensibility, with perspective flattened and objects reduced to bold, graphic shapes. Rather than striving for naturalism, the artist plays with proportion, pattern and overlapping planes. The strongly grained tabletop, dotted backdrop and small landscape visible through the opening at right introduce decorative elements that give the composition considerable character.

    The palette is beautifully earthy and restrained, bringing together olive and moss greens, browns, muted mauve and charcoal, offset by the warm ivory and pale yellow of the bowl and sliced pear. A patch of powdery blue in the distant landscape provides a cool counterpoint to the predominantly autumnal tones.

    Executed in tempera, the paint has a characteristically matte, velvety surface. Brushwork is controlled and largely concealed within broad areas of flat colour, while finer painted lines articulate the grain of the table and smaller details. Subtle variations within the painted surfaces prevent the graphic forms from feeling overly precise, retaining the handmade quality so appealing in mid-century works.

    The painting is presented in a well-suited gilt frame with a wide muted sage-grey mount. The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has some marks.

    Size: 34.5 x 45 cm (including frame)

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  • The Path Beyond

    The Path Beyond

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    An atmospheric and expressive mid-century figurative landscape depicting two figures strolling through a gently curving pathway, executed in oil onto board.

    The path sweeps through the composition and disappears into the distance, creating a pleasing sense of depth and movement. The two figures provide a subtle human presence within the expansive landscape, giving the scene an intimate quality.

    Painted in a distinctly modernist style, the landscape is simplified into broad, softly defined forms. Rather than focusing on precise detail, the artist uses shape, colour and tonal contrast to suggest the surrounding landscape, giving the work an expressive and slightly abstracted character.

    The palette is particularly attractive, dominated by turquoise, teal, blue and fresh green, with deeper blue-green and olive tones providing contrast. The clear blue sky lends the painting a lightness, while small touches of muted mauve and green articulate the two figures.

    Brushwork is loose, broad and expressive, with visible strokes and areas of blended colour creating a wonderfully painterly surface. The sweeping curve of the pathway is particularly effective, naturally guiding the eye from the foreground towards the distant landscape.

    This oil on board is presented in a beautiful wood frame with a layered profile. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 42 x 47.5 cm (including frame)

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