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He had a skill for romanticising everyday fleeting moments that would otherwise pass us by
Heyligers is generally considered to be a painter of genre scenes depicting women with children but he also painted still lifes and landscapes
sought to convey more about a subject by bringing several views together in the same image
a figure is stooping with a heavy case slung over his right shoulder
The painting is signed/dated in the lower left and housed within a simple wooden frame that’s possibly its original
19th-Century French School Portrait Of A Lady 1890s He had a skill forA worn late 19th century French school portrait of a lady wearing a black dress and red brooch. Her figure is almost silhouetted against the dark background. This is one of those instances whereby the rigours of time have given a painting a new sense of mystery and drama. Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 18 x 22 46cm x 56cmYear of creation: c. 1870Provenance: FranceCondition: Craquelure. Scratches. One repair in the bottom left.