Farm in the Open Fields by Paul Joseph Constantin Gabriel
Farm in the Open Fields by Paul Joseph Constantin Gabriel is a painting from the late 19th century that captures a pastoral scene of rural life. Gabriel, a Dutch artist associated with the Hague School, was known for his naturalistic approach to landscape painting. This artwork reflects his focus on the simplicity and tranquility of the countryside, showcasing a farm set against an open, expansive field.
Paul Gabriel, born in 1828, was a prominent figure in the Hague School, a movement characterized by its emphasis on naturalism and the realistic depiction of rural landscapes. His work often featured serene Dutch countryside scenes, highlighting the changing seasons and the daily life of rural communities. In Farm in the Open Fields, Gabriel uses a realistic style and a muted color palette to convey the quietude and natural beauty of the rural landscape, emphasizing the harmonious relationship between the farm and its surroundings.
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Where and When Made: Netherlands, late 19th century
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Medium: Oil on canvas
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Full Artwork Name: Farm in the Open Fields
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Artwork Style: Hague School / Realism
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Current Location: Private collection or art print
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Subject/Topic: Rural landscape featuring a farm in an open field, depicting the simplicity and natural beauty of the Dutch countryside
