Forest View under $1200 Julien exhibited regularly at the

Julien exhibited regularly at the Salon des Artistes Français

Pieter Brueghel (1525-1569) - an unclassifiable artist in the history of art who made the junction between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance

he moved to Cherbourg (Normandy)

This large and impressive work has a rare natural light thanks to the mastery of the contrast between the azure sky and the dark hues of the landscape

6" / 38cm x 55cm

Forest View under $1200 Julien exhibited regularly at the19th century French School oil on parquet board signed by Amde Rosier (1831 1914). The artwork is smooth to the touch. A landscape with a low perspective where the forest seems to crush both daylight and the horizon with its weight. In this painting Rosier demonstrates his expertise as a light engineer by trying to transcribe light as its filtered by nature. As a precursor to Impressionism, this movement of luminosity is shown through shadows and